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Becoming Something with Jonathan Pokluda

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Grief
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Faith
Emotional Awareness
Loss
Personal Growth
Mental Health
Jennie Allen
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Community
Suffering
Dating
Relational Dynamics
Christian Counseling
Spiritual Warfare
Self-Control
Addiction
Thanksgiving
Grace
Legalism

We’re all becoming something. What are you becoming? It's our goal for you to intentionally become the person God has called you to be. We'll release an episode each week with answers to real questions that college students and young adults are asking us. Listen in as Jonathan Pokluda, Nate Hilgenkamp, and Kathy Davidson help you navigate life in your 20's and 30's!

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We talk with pastor and author, Craig Groeschel, about his own journey to get a healthy mind. Craig experienced work burnout, but found some ways to heal his hurting mind. His insights will help you no matter what season you’re in!

In this episode we talk through the major issues young adults have in dating. Are our standards too high? Not high enough? We talk through why things aren’t working and how to fix it!

In this episode we get to talk to author, Christian Bevere, about how to wait well for marriage. In your singleness, how can you pray for your spouse while also being content in your current season?

Many of us are so prone to changing who we are based on who we’re around. In this episode we talk about how we can stop pretending, and to be who God created us to be!

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Recent Guests

Christian Bevere
Author and speaker focusing on marriage preparation and prayer
Author of Future Husband, Present Prayers
Episode: Episode 358: Preparing for Marriage (feat. Christian Bevere)
Amanda Bible Williams
A writer, speaker, and Bible teacher, and the creator of the She Reads Truth community.
She Reads Truth
Episode: Episode 356: You Can Love the Bible! (feat. Amanda Bible Williams)
Shane Bernard
Christian musician and member of Shane & Shane
Shane & Shane
Episode: Episode 355: What Happens When We Sing (feat. Shane & Shane)
Shane Everett
Christian musician and member of Shane & Shane
Shane & Shane
Episode: Episode 355: What Happens When We Sing (feat. Shane & Shane)
Josiah Queen
Emerging Christian music artist known for his worship music and hit singles.
Episode: Episode 353: The Pressure to Perform (feat. Josiah Queen)
Juli Slattery
Clinical psychologist and expert on intimacy and sexuality
Episode: Episode 351: Sex by Design Part 1 (feat. Juli Slattery)
Lee Strobel
Former atheist and journalist; author focused on Christian apologetics
Author of books like The Case for Christ and Seeing the Supernatural
Episode: Episode 348: Seeing the Supernatural (feat. Lee Strobel)
Dr. Amen
A psychiatrist and founder of Amen Clinics, known for his work on brain health and imaging
Amen Clinics
Episode: Episode 347: Sleep, Alcohol, Food, and Your Brain (feat. Dr. Amen)
Madison Prewett Troutt
Author of Dare to Be True
Episode: Episode 339: Dare to Be True (feat. Madi Prewett Troutt)

Hosts

Jonathan Pokluda
Host who encompasses faith guidance and personal development, sharing his journey and insights alongside the co-hosts.
Nate Hilgenkamp
Co-Host alongside Jonathan Pokluda, providing personal anecdotes and humor to facilitate engaging discussions.
Kathy Davidson
Co-Host alongside Jonathan Pokluda, contributing insights and engagement through her unique perspective.

Reviews

4.9 out of 5 stars from 13k ratings
  • Honest Christian Talks

    Love how openly and honestly they talk through these topics. I wish the girl had more podcast etiquette, she interrupts frequently (even just to say “yeah”) and it’s distracting! Other than that, this is a podcast that is engaging and is helping me grow in my faith journey. I’ll keep listening!

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    Linda12340
    United States3 months ago
  • Sigh

    I really really wanted to like this podcast after hearing Jonathan on another podcast speak about evangelism. However, after listening to two episodes, I find Kathy and Nate to be incredibly flippant about serious topics, which makes it a hard listen.

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Hermosa Lola
    United States4 months ago
  • So relatable

    I love how they cover questions we all have and give ways to better our relationship with God. They are a fantastic listen, all 3 bring their own flair to the mix and it’s just fabulous.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    *_•Skyler_*•
    United States4 months ago
  • Spreading like wild fire!

    LOVE this podcast! Initially, I was looking for something that was truth from Gods word for my young adult daughter, (which she loves by the way) but ended up getting hooked! We have time to listen while we work. The words I would use to describe the best would be biblically based truth but also light-hearted, fun, and current! It honestly wouldn’t be one of the top Christian podcasts I listen to…if all three of you, (YES, you too Nate!) did not do this together! Thank you for being authentic... more

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Unhappily deceived
    Canada4 months ago
  • 10000% recommend

    Listen everyday at work. Such good work. Love it.

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Sarah Miller 0306
    United States5 months ago

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Many feel the hosts' insights align closely with their personal experiences, aiding in spiritual growth.
Listeners appreciate the open discussions and humor, often finding comfort and guidance in the topics covered.
Critiques include concerns about certain hosts' commentary and their interaction style, reflecting a desire for more balanced discussions.
Overall, there is recognition of the podcast's value in addressing important life dilemmas faced by young adults.

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Episode 360: Heal Your Hurting Mind (feat. Craig Groeschel)
Q: Is there a way to take every thought captive?
Groeschel suggests recognizing contrary thoughts, replacing them with scripture, and writing them down to create new positive neural pathways.
Episode 360: Heal Your Hurting Mind (feat. Craig Groeschel)
Q: What would you say are some of the top two takeaways or the things that you've learned?
Groeschel emphasizes the importance of understanding our spiritual, emotional, and physical selves, and renewing our mind using God's word.
Episode 360: Heal Your Hurting Mind (feat. Craig Groeschel)
Q: What happened where you're like, all right, I need help?
Craig Groeschel talks about experiencing severe anxiety and recognizing that his mental health needed attention, leading him to seek help.
Episode 359: The Way We Date Isn’t Working
Q: How long do you keep dating someone?
You should spend enough time with them to determine if they meet the qualities you want in a partner, often treating it like an interview for a significant role in your life.
Episode 359: The Way We Date Isn’t Working
Q: At what point are you supposed to just know in dating?
The hosts emphasize it's about understanding what you are looking for in a partner, focusing on character and shared faith rather than just feelings or attraction.

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Focused on the journey of personal development as it relates to faith, this podcast offers candid discussions on topics that resonate with college students and young adults. Themes often include mental health, relationships, dating, marriage, and spirituality, providing practical advice while integrating biblical principles. Listeners can anticipate personal experiences, humor, and theological insights, as the hosts strive to facilitate meaningful conversations that encourage young adults to cultivate a closer relationship with God and navigate life's complexities intentionally. The unique blend of humor and heartfelt discussions aims to make the sometimes-challenging topics of faith and personal growth accessible and relatable to its audie... more

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1. Christian Bevere
2. Amanda Bible Williams
3. Shane Bernard
4. Shane Everett
5. Josiah Queen
6. Juli Slattery
7. Lee Strobel
8. Dr. Amen

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