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EPISODE · Jan 23, 2026 · 41 MIN

Cold Plunges, Sleepless Nights, & The Authority of Jesus

from Rush Hour · host RushChurch

Send us Fan MailWe swap stories about bone-deep cold, weekend chaos, and why people chase ice baths, then turn toward sleepless nights, a vivid debt-free metaphor for grace, and practical ways to live a new normal with Jesus as our authority. We end with one simple challenge: surrender one more area today and let freedom shape your week.• cold plunge curiosity and quick energy claims• weekend highs and lows across sports and lock-ins• sleepless nights as a cycle of stress and control• debt paid analogy clarifying grace and freedom• living differently after forgiveness with new habits• obedience from love not guilt and desire to change• authority check across schedules, people, and Jesus• one-degree surrender to make change sustainable• reading Colossians, tough Old Testament perspective• church words made simple for real lifeCome and join us February 8th. We’ll be watching the big game. Even if you don’t like football, you can just enjoy hanging out with us.www.rushchurch.com

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Send us Fan Mail We swap stories about bone-deep cold, weekend chaos, and why people chase ice baths, then turn toward sleepless nights, a vivid debt-free metaphor for grace, and practical ways to live a new normal with Jesus as our authority. We end with one simple challenge: surrender one more area today and let freedom shape your week. • cold plunge curiosity and quick energy claims • weekend highs and lows across sports and lock-ins • sleepless nights as a cycle of stress and control • d...

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