EPISODE · Apr 10, 2026 · 21 MIN
Episode 12 — Let Go and Let God: Finding Power in the Name of Jesus
from Built for Durango · host Bob Bonnar & DJ Jergensen
In this episode of Built for Durango, Bob and DJ dive into Acts chapter 4 and a question that hits close to home: what does it actually mean to live — and speak — in the name of Jesus?Fresh off the church’s first outdoor service at the new location, Bob comes in fired up, reflecting on a season of clarity, joy, and personal transformation. But that momentum leads to a deeper conversation. What’s behind that feeling? And how do you hold onto it without drifting into pride or self-reliance?DJ grounds the discussion in the context of Acts, explaining that “in the name of Jesus” isn’t just a phrase — it’s about living under the authority and in the substance of who Jesus is. Together, they wrestle with the tension between faith and control, highlighting how real transformation doesn’t come from striving harder, but from surrendering more.This episode gets practical. It’s about inputs over outcomes, daily habits over big moments, and learning to trust God with the parts of life you can’t control. Whether you’re riding a high or walking through something difficult, the invitation is the same: build faith, let go of control, and allow God to shape the outcome.
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In this episode of Built for Durango, Bob and DJ dive into Acts chapter 4 and a question that hits close to home: what does it actually mean to live — and speak — in the name of Jesus? Fresh off the church’s first outdoor service at the new location, Bob comes in fired up, reflecting on a season of clarity, joy, and personal transformation. But that momentum leads to a deeper conversation. What’s behind that feeling? And how do you hold onto it without drifting into pride or self-reliance? DJ...
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