Is Jesus my homeboy? My boyfriend. I mean, what about at the very least my sugar daddy?

Our culture tosses around some characteristics of Jesus that sound hip or cool or are trendy or even go down smooth to the listen.

But are they true? If not, are there dangers in believing things that Jesus isn't?

Today we are discussing five things Jesus is and isn't on the Sheeproos' faithful podcast.

I'm getting those Jesus vibes. Hashtag blessed.

Welcome to the Sheepu's Faithful Podcast, episode number 35, truth and encouragement to live

gospel-centered lives every day.

I'm your host, Lauren Lushak.

Hey, ladies, thank you for joining me on another episode of the Sheep Who's Faithful Podcast.

I love that you're here and you're joining me. Today's kind of a funny episode, well, or fun.

I don't know. I honestly was,

I thought about these t-shirts that have phrases on them like, Jesus is my homeboy or Jesus is my

boyfriend. I'm like, bleh. I don't know. I'm not here to like be a party pooper, but I thought

maybe we could tackle some t-shirt theology today and just really, honestly,

not so much criticize what, you know, T-shirts say, but more find the truth and right thinking.

And so we can rejoice and have fun with that today.

But first, I have a little Lushak Homestead update. I have successfully germinated seeds.

Now, I'm very surprised by this. I've never done that before, except maybe in like fourth grade

where they give you a baggie and you put a seed in it and it grows a sprout. Literally, I think

that's the first time and only time I've germinated seeds,

but I bought all these seeds this year. You might have seen my Insta story on Instagram that I talked

about just trying, just trying something new, just plant was the inspiration from abundant

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