God's Graciousness Amidst a Pandemic

The Victor Marx Podcast

Victor Marx

Religion & Spirituality

4.9 • 585 Ratings

🗓️ 23 October 2020

⏱️ 55 minutes

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In this episode, Victor shares how he has seen God's graciousness and grittiness in his own life. He discusses warning against false preaching, the influence of society and ultimately how everything we do should point back to the gospel. Tune in and find out how this pandemic is an opportunity for us to reset, stand against today's culture and follow God.

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0:00.0	Hey friends, welcome to the Victor Marks podcast with Victor Marks, founder of all things possible ministries.
0:06.3	Welcome to the show where we bring you real conversations facing life's hard truths, stories of redemption, and the latest from the front lines.
0:14.5	Whether you're on the road, getting your day started, or finally settling in.
0:18.2	We've got an exciting new episode plan for you.
0:20.4	So let's dive into today's show.
0:24.5	So I'm from Louisiana originally. And you know what's so funny is my biological dad. After his
0:32.6	crazy years, he went to academia and he ended up earning degree in psychology and masters and then his
0:39.7	IQ is 185.
0:40.9	They tested him twice because I don't think they believed it.
0:47.2	So I didn't quite get that.
0:51.2	I wasn't that side of the gene pool.
0:53.4	I must have been in the shallow
0:54.6	end with
0:55.2	orange floaties
0:56.3	on
0:56.6	but
0:58.5	I'm
1:00.1	I'm grateful
1:01.6	for the degree
1:03.3	anyway
1:03.7	now when we
1:05.1	book our airline
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