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Clear Stream Podcast Ep. 1: Why We Still Follow Jesus – Testimonies, Awakening, and the Gospel in a Hostile World

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The maiden voyage of Clear Stream: a podcast about faith in Jesus, hosted by Chuck Ellis and John Andrade.Join us as we share raw testimonies—John’s radical change after 20 years of following Christ from a rough past, and Chuck’s shift from moralistic religion and depression to gospel hope. We discuss the urgent need for an awakening in Maine and beyond, where generations have grown up without Jesus, and how true faith brings clarity, freedom, and boldness amid cultural hostility.We wrestle honestly with sharing the gospel imperfectly, hard questions that shake faith, and why Jesus remains worth every sacrifice. Grace, truth, and real talk—no fluff.Next time: What exactly is the gospel?Subscribe for ongoing conversations on Scripture, culture, and following Jesus today.#ChristianPodcast #Gospel #FaithJourney #MaineChristianity #Awakening This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit clearstreampodcast.substack.com

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