Become Good Soil
Morgan SnyderFor men, and the women they champion, who are recovering the path and process to become wholehearted mature apprentices of God and His Kingdom. 9326c130-f4a0-11ef-a275-5bd47b0c8b59
| Publishes | Twice monthly | Episodes | 199 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | |||
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“There are some things that only time can do. Dynamite can't touch them.”
– Dwight D. Eisenhower
In The Scandals of the Kingdom, Dallas Willard names a profound tension between the person of Jesus and the dilemma of modern American Christianity. We... more
“We are wounded in isolation and we are healed in community.”
— Tim Keller
What does it mean to be made in the image of a Triune God-in-Relationship?
What if relational connection is the heartbeat of the with God life?
What is a relational model ... more
“Karl Barth, a devoted apprentice of the Kingdom of God, emphasized the lived reality of the Christian life. He listened attentively as God revealed Himself—not by dissecting the Christian life in a laboratory, but by entering into God’s action, crea... more
“If we believe that God made the world, then the world is important as a revelation of God, as a sacred text. If we believe that Jesus is the Son of God, then we must believe that he is the Son of God made flesh, made a human being—and therefore that... more
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- Surrendered
I used to really enjoy Morgan’s podcasts. Both become good soul and when he was on Wild at Heart. I was excited when he went out on his own. But, he has seemed to surrender the ideas he originally had. Now it is “Buddy and Share-Bear” Morgan has ceded much of the show to his wife and it’s neutered the original show and turned it into something that I’m not able to stick with. I hope at some point Morgan follows in the Wild at Heart footprint and separates the male and female aspects of the ... more
Apple Podcasts2sneaky Sasquatch is good
United States20 days ago - Transforming Message
A few years ago, I read Becoming a King by Morgan Snyder. Through many of life’s trails, difficulties, joys and just a lack of discipline on my part, I have now circled back to this message that was once doing a good work in me. I am grateful for Morgan’s call and message to us as men. It is teaching me valuable lessons such as seeking mentorship and submitting my ideas of king to Gods plan for my Kingdom. Seeing now if I would have stayed on the path less traveled, the last few years would have... more
Apple Podcasts5lovethebible90United States10 months ago - A call to more
Morgan calls you to more. More of Jesus. More of Godly manhood. It is a challenge to find greater integrity and wholeness of your heart.
Apple Podcasts5bstat0299929292United Statesa year ago - Literally changing lives
Morgan makes a difference in men’s lives. My life is richer and my experience of Jesus is better because of listening in to this teaching.
Apple Podcasts5RossClan79United States2 years ago - challenging
really one of the best podcasts, challenging my faith and helping me go deeper into “untouched” parts of my walk with Christ
Apple Podcasts5the guy #37
South Africa3 years ago
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Content centers on spiritual growth and personal development, particularly targeted towards men and their role in the context of Christian beliefs. Episodes explore themes of masculinity, mentorship, identity, and the journey toward becoming true selves in relationship with God. Unique elements include a focus on community, vulnerability, and fatherhood, with personal anecdotes and reflections that invite listeners into deeper contemplation about their paths of growth. The track of recovery and initiation into manhood and maturity is prevalent, often framed within spiritual and Biblical narratives, creating a supportive atmosphere for listeners seeking transformation in their lives.
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1. Kevin Long
2. Conrad Schottel
3. Sam Jolman
4. Sam Eldredge
5. Jared Anderson
6. Boyd Vardy
7. Boyd Varty
8. Jeremy Morris
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