Episode 032: Self-Care

Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

Harris Creek Baptist Church

Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 4.7K Ratings

🗓️ 29 September 2019

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

In this week's episode, we tackle the ever popular idea of self-care. We take some time debunking culture's idea of self-care, and replace it with things that will actually fill us up. You won't want to miss this episode!

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0:00.0	Thanks for tuning in to becoming something where we promise to keep the conversation honest
0:15.2	and real for young adults in their 20s and 30s.
0:19.2	Every moment we live is training for a future moment and that's why we do this podcast
0:23.6	because we want you to be prepared for everything that life is going to throw at you.
0:28.6	Our hope with this podcast is that it would help you become all that God desires you
0:32.7	to be.
0:33.7	So with that in mind, let's jump right in to this week's episode of becoming something.
0:38.8	What's up podcast world?
0:49.3	It's your boy JP in the studio here in Waco, Texas with two of my favorites.
0:53.9	Two of my favorite people.
0:56.0	I got Nathan, Marvin Gaye, Hilton Camp.
1:00.1	What?
1:01.1	I mean, talk to the people.
1:03.4	Marvin Gaye is my favorite Christian singer all time.
1:05.9	He was on DC talk, right?
1:07.1	But listen, see here his voice is a little out of whack today.
1:10.6	It is.
1:11.6	He's a bit stuffy.
1:12.6	He got a cold.
1:15.0	And the Kathy, David Sinis here with us as well.
1:18.5	What's up guys?
1:19.5	I know you guys are surprised that Nathan and Kathy are in the studio.
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