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EPISODE · Mar 20, 2026 · 28 MIN

What does it really means to follow Jesus in the context of faith and community?

from Between SUNDAYS · host FIRST Young Adults

In this episode, episode 3, Joel and Colin dive into one of the most foundational and often misunderstood conversations of the Christian life: what it really means to follow Jesus in the context of faith and community. They unpack the difference between cultural Christianity and authentic faith, exploring how a genuine relationship with Jesus goes beyond Sunday routines and into everyday life. Why Jesus?The conversation also highlights the essential role of community, not just as a support system, but as a place where faith is formed, challenged, and lived out. Joel and Colin share personal insights on the power of doing life with others, the tension of vulnerability, and why isolation can quietly erode spiritual growth.Whether you’re skeptical, searching, or trying to deepen your walk with God, this episode invites you into a real, unfiltered discussion about what it looks like to trust Jesus, belong to something bigger than yourself, and live with purpose alongside others.This isn’t just theory, it’s about a faith that actually changes how you live.

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