Episode 058: Apathy with Micah Tyler

Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

Harris Creek Baptist Church

Religion & Spirituality

5 • 4.3K Ratings

🗓️ 27 April 2020

⏱️ 28 minutes

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Summary

In this season it's so easy for us to become apathetic. Since we've got nowhere to go and nothing to do, we can fall into watching Netflix for hours. In this episode we discuss how to discipline yourself for godliness and give you the second part of our conversation with Micah Tyler!

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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
0:23.7	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
0:32.8	to be.
0:33.8	So with that in mind, let's jump right in to this week's episode of Becoming Something.
0:38.9	What's up podcast world?
0:49.5	It's your boy JP in the podcast studio with myself.
0:54.1	Nate and Kathy were too scared to come in today.
0:58.4	They played the no JP.
1:02.4	It's illegal.
1:03.4	I said, hey, church is essential.
1:05.0	We don't care.
1:06.3	We will not put our lives in jeopardy.
1:08.0	I said, guys, you know we social distance.
1:09.8	You know we're six feet away from each other.
1:11.4	We're in a larger room.
1:13.0	We're not close.
1:14.4	We're following all the rules.
1:16.0	JP, what are you talking about?
1:17.1	I'm here.
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