Redefined

In this month’s intro episode of Redefined, we introduce a question that’s widely discussed and often misunderstood: How should a Christian view Israel?With constant headlines, social media opinions, conspiracy theories, and ongoing conflicts involving the nation, it can be difficult to know what to believe—let alone how to think about it from a biblical perspective. In this episode, we set the stage for a thoughtful, Scripture-centered conversation as we seek to understand how believers should approach this topic.We want you to be part of this discussion. Take some time to share your questions, thoughts, or perspectives through our feedback form. Whether it’s something you’ve heard, wondered about, or want clarified, we’d love to include you in this conversation for the full episode.Podcast Feedback Form:https://olivetbaptistnc.org/podcast-feedback

In this episode of Redefined, we continue our conversation on a sensitive but important question: How should Christians address homosexuality?Rather than approaching this topic with pride or criticism, we go to Scripture and seek to respond with both truth and love. We discuss God’s design for marriage and sexuality, while also emphasizing that homosexuality is not the root issue—but a symptom of the greater problem of sin that affects all of us.We explore how the gospel shapes our response—especially when engaging with those who are not believers—and why our focus should be on heart transformation, not behavior modification. For those who profess to follow Christ, we talk through what it looks like to walk in obedience, understand the difference between temptation and sin, and pursue holiness.Above all, this conversation centers on the truth that no one is beyond the grace of God. Our calling is not to win arguments, but to point people to Jesus—speaking truth, showing love, and reflecting the heart of the gospel in everything we do.

In this month’s intro episode of Redefined, we introduce an important and sensitive question: How should we as Christians address homosexuality?This conversation is not centered around debating whether it is right or wrong. Scripture is clear that marriage is designed by God to be between a man and a woman. Instead, our focus is on how we, as believers, approach this topic in today’s world—with truth, grace, and a heart that reflects Christ.How do we have these conversations without being harsh or critical? How do we stand on biblical truth while also showing love to those around us? Whether this is something you’ve wrestled with personally or in relationships with others, we want to approach it in a way that is both biblically faithful and gospel-centered.We invite you to be part of this conversation. Please take time to complete our podcast feedback form and share any questions, testimonies, stories, or thoughts you would like us to consider as we prepare for the full episode.We’d love to hear from you as we seek to navigate this topic together.Podcast Feedback Form Link:https://olivetbaptistnc.org/podcast-feedback

In this episode of Redefined, we dive into a question that hits all of us: Am I too busy?Our culture doesn’t just accept busyness, it celebrates it. We’ve equated being busy with being successful, productive, and even important. But at what point does busyness become unhealthy? Have we unintentionally made it an idol?In this conversation, we step back and look at what God’s Word has to say about the pace of our lives. We walk through practical ways to evaluate your own schedule and heart, helping you discern whether your busyness is drawing you closer to God or pulling you away.We also address a challenging reality: sometimes we can be busy doing good things—serving, leading, teaching—yet still be missing what matters most.Join us as we rethink busyness and seek to align our lives with what God truly values.

In this special bonus episode of Redefined, we revisit January’s powerful question: How can I help someone who is caught up in sin?This time, we’re joined by Jesse Brumley, who brings a valuable and thoughtful perspective to the conversation. Adding insight from a woman’s point of view, Jessie helps us further unpack what biblical restoration looks like, how to approach difficult conversations with grace and truth, and what it means to walk alongside someone in love.We continue building on the foundation laid in January, diving deeper into practical application and heart posture when helping someone who may be struggling.Tune in to rejoin this important discussion and hear it explored from a fresh perspective.

In this month’s intro episode of Redefined, we introduce a question that hits close to home for all of us: Am I too busy?We all live full lives. Schedules are packed, responsibilities are constant, and the pace of life rarely slows down. But where is the line? When does “busy” become spiritually unhealthy? When does productivity begin to crowd out what matters most?This month, we invite you to prayerfully reflect on this question in your own life. As you listen, take time to meditate on where your time, energy, and attention are going.We also encourage you to complete our feedback form with any questions, testimonies, or specific points you would like us to address in the full episode. We want this to be a conversation that includes you, not just something you listen to.Click the link below to complete the Feedback Form:https://olivetbaptistnc.org/podcast-feedback

In this episode of Redefined, we take on a question many people are asking: Do I have to go to church?Rather than starting with opinions or personal preferences, we go back to Scripture to redefine what the Church truly is. What does the word “church” actually mean? What did God design it to be? And how does that shape the way we think about gathering together as believers?We also address real and difficult topics like church hurt, the phrase “where two or more are gathered,” accountability, and the importance of unity within the body of Christ. Is church simply a building we attend, or is it something much deeper—something we are called to actively participate in?Join us as we bring this conversation back to a biblical foundation and explore why the Church is not just an optional add-on to the Christian life, but a vital part of God’s design for His people.

In this episode of Redefined, we introduce our topic for the month of February and tackle an important question: Do I have to go to church? This short intro episode sets the stage for the conversation ahead and explains why this question matters for believers today.As you listen, we invite you to be part of the discussion. Take some time to complete our feedback form and share any questions you’d like us to address, personal stories or testimonies you may have, or insights you think would be helpful for this conversation. Our heart is to make Redefined a two-way dialogue—bringing our listeners into the conversation as we seek biblical clarity together.Here are some verses to get you started: Matthew 18:20Hebrews 10:24-25Feedback Form:https://olivetbaptistnc.org/podcast-feedback

In our first episode of 2026, Redefined tackles an important and often uncomfortable question: How can I help someone who is caught up in sin? This conversation goes to the heart of what it means to live in true biblical community and function as the body of believers God has called us to be.We discuss why this topic matters within the church and why genuine, gospel-centered fellowship is essential for spiritual growth. Using Galatians 6:1 as our foundation, we unpack what it means for someone to be “overtaken” in sin and what biblical restoration truly looks like. Rather than avoiding involvement under the mindset of “not getting in someone else’s business,” we challenge that idea and explore how loving accountability is a vital part of Christian discipleship.We also emphasize that restoration is often a process, not a one-time conversation. Helping someone walk toward repentance and healing requires humility, patience, and a spirit-led approach rooted in grace and truth. Join us as we seek to redefine how believers walk alongside one another in love, correction, and restoration.

In this short intro episode of Redefined, we introduce our topic for the month: How can I help someone who is caught up in sin? This is a question many believers wrestle with—wanting to love well, speak truth faithfully, and respond in a way that reflects the heart of the Gospel.Throughout this month, we invite you to be part of the conversation. Share your questions, experiences, and thoughts as we prepare for our full-length episode, which will be released on January 20th. Your feedback will help shape the discussion as we seek to approach this topic with biblical clarity, grace, and humility.Submit your feedback using the form linked below, and join us as we wrestle through what it looks like to walk alongside others with truth, love, and restoration at the center.Feedback Form:https://olivetbaptistnc.org/podcast-feedback

In this episode of Redefined, we dive into one of the most talked about—and often controversial—topics: money. Many of us believe that because we work hard for what we earn, we have the right to spend it however we want. But what role does God play in our finances?Tune in as we challenge cultural perspectives on money and explore how the Gospel redefines the way we view and manage everything God has entrusted to us.

In this episode of Redefined, we tackle a question that every believer wrestles with: Does it really matter what I watch and listen to?We live in a world where streaming services, social media, and endless online content are always at our fingertips. These things don’t just entertain us, they shape the way we think, what we believe, and how we live. But as believers who have freedom in the gospel and are already declared righteous, how should we approach the content we consume? Does it impact our walk with Christ, or is it simply a matter of preference?Join us as we dive into Scripture, unpack the influence of what we let into our minds, and explore how the gospel reframes the way we view media, entertainment, and culture.

Conflict is inevitable, but how we handle it matters deeply, especially as believers.In this episode of Redefined, we dive into what Scripture says about dealing with conflict in a godly way. Let’s be honest: when someone offends us or does something we disagree with, our default response is often to talk to everyone else about it. But God’s Word calls us to go directly to the person and handle it with truth, love, and grace.We also explore why handling conflict within the family can be so much harder than with others, and what we risk when we choose to avoid hard conversations just to “keep the peace.”Tune in as we unpack how to biblically navigate tension, restore unity, and grow through conflict.

In this episode of Redefined, we shift the spotlight from crowds to the power of reaching just one. Over the past few weeks, our team has been learning, teaching, and talking through the heart of discipleship—and today, we’re narrowing in on the incredible value of investing in a single individual.In a culture where success is often measured by numbers—event attendance, church size, or social media reach—we can easily forget that Jesus discipled individuals, and that one life changed by the gospel can make a world of difference.Tune in as we challenge the norm and offer a fresh perspective on what true impact really looks like.

Hey Redefined listeners! Due to several scheduling conflicts over the past two weeks, we won’t be releasing a new episode today. We’ll be back with a new episode on Monday, July 21st!In the meantime, we encourage you to go back and check out any previous episodes you may have missed. From conversations on forgiveness and biblical community to spiritual disciplines like fasting, there’s plenty to dive into while you wait.We truly appreciate your understanding and continued support. See you next week!

In this episode of Redefined, we dive into a question that’s on a lot of people’s minds: Is Jesus coming back soon?With so much uncertainty in the world with wars, chaos, and division, this topic continues to surface in conversations among believers and non-believers alike. While 40 minutes isn’t nearly enough time to cover everything, we take a biblical look at some of the most common questions surrounding the return of Christ.More importantly, we bring it back to the heart of the matter: How should we live as believers while we wait?This conversation is about more than just signs of the times, it’s about hope, urgency, and living every day with eternity in view.Join us as we seek to live in light of His return. 

After a five-week break, Redefined is back — and we're diving into a topic that often gets overlooked: fasting.In this episode, we explore what fasting truly is, why it matters, and whether it’s still relevant for believers today. In a world that constantly caters to our flesh and distracts us from genuine intimacy with God, could fasting be a forgotten key to spiritual renewal?We discuss the tension between the spirit and the flesh, and how fasting might help realign our hearts with God’s will. Whether you’ve fasted before or never even considered it, this conversation will challenge you to think differently about what it means to hunger for more of Him.Tune in — and let’s redefine what it means to walk closely with Jesus.

In this Update episode of Redefined, we share why we’ve chosen not to release our originally planned episodes on the topic of biblical fasting. After recording two versions and engaging in several conversations throughout the week, we felt that neither episode clearly communicated what we wanted our listeners to walk away with. Out of caution and care for the platform God has given us, we decided it was better not to release content that could bring more confusion than clarity.But this update comes with a challenge—and an invitation.We’re asking you, our listeners, to join us in the Word. Let’s seek out what Scripture truly says about fasting. Below are some passages to get you started:Matthew 6Matthew 4Acts 13Acts 141 Corinthians 72 Chronicles 20Ezra 81 Kings 19Nehemiah 12 Samuel 12Esther 4Zechariah 7Let’s discover the heart of fasting together as we continue to pursue a life redefined by the Gospel.

In this episode of Redefined, we dive into a common struggle for many believers: losing motivation in their walk with God. Whether it’s Bible reading, prayer, or devotionals, we often start with good intentions—but somewhere along the way, we lose momentum.We explore the reasons behind this, like busyness, confusion, or feeling like it’s a chore. While those are understandable, we challenge the deeper heart issue behind our lack of motivation. Are we reading to know God, or just to check off a box?We share how shifting your mindset—from reading for self to seeking God and pouring into others—can reignite spiritual passion and restore purpose in your time with Him.Join us for a real, honest conversation about how to stay motivated and rooted in Christ.

In Part 2 of our conversation with Kyle Learner, the focus shifts from Kyle’s personal testimony to a deeper discussion about purpose, contentment, and discipleship in the Christian life. Kyle shares how after surrendering his life to Christ, he began to find true fulfillment—not in worldly achievements, but in living out the mission God has given each of us.We talk about how easy it is to chase more—more success, more recognition, more "stuff"—but how real contentment comes from being faithful with what God has already placed in our hands. Kyle also emphasizes the ultimate goal for every believer: to make disciples and invest in the lives of others for the sake of the Gospel.This conversation is an encouraging reminder that your worth is found in Christ, your purpose is grounded in the Gospel, and your mission is already in front of you.

In this episode of Redefined, hosts Noah Estes and Andrew Patrick are joined by special guest Kyle Lerner for Part 1 of a powerful two-part conversation. Kyle shares his personal story of chasing success, knowledge, and the things of the world—only to find himself feeling empty.He opens up about growing up in Christian schools, memorizing Scripture, being graded on Sunday church attendance, and experiencing a wide range of denominations and environments. Despite all of that, he still hadn’t encountered the life-transforming power of the gospel. After earning two degrees and moving to different places in search of purpose, Kyle finally met Jesus in a real way. He shares how discipleship and gospel-centered community changed everything.This conversation was so impactful that we had to split it into two episodes. Be sure to listen in—and stay tuned for Part 2 releasing on April 28th!

This week on Redefined, host Matt Rummage shares his journey—from growing up in church to stepping into pastoral ministry. Matt reflects on his teenage years, where sports shaped much of his identity, and the pivotal moment in his senior year when he began searching for who he truly was outside of athletics. Though he always believed in God through creation, he never fully acknowledged Him. After seeking answers about salvation and receiving conflicting responses, he turned directly to God—praying, studying Scripture, and ultimately experiencing the truth of the gospel in a life-changing way.Join us as Matt shares his heart for discipleship, his desire for pastoral ministry, and his mission to continue living a life that points others to Christ.

In this episode of Redefined, we dive into what it truly means to have a mission-focused mindset. Within the church, there are countless ministries, programs, and serving opportunities, but are they all being carried out with the same mission in mind? Too often, we elevate the responsibility of making disciples and sharing the gospel to pastors and church leaders, forgetting that every believer is called to this mission. We challenge the mindset that evangelism and discipleship are only for a select few and instead explore how the Great Commission applies to all of us—right where we are. Tune in for a conversation that will encourage and equip you to live with intentionality for the gospel.

In this episode of Redefined, hosts Matt Rummage, Andrew Patrick, and Noah Estes dive into a crucial conversation about parenting in a society that constantly pressures kids to be everything except what God wants them to be. We bring different perspectives to this discussion, including sports, technology, and academics. It’s easy to chase after worldly things and become distracted from what matters most—the spiritual relationship of your child.We talk about how easy it is to conform to the world and lead kids down a path where they constantly search for fulfillment but will never truly find it unless it’s in the gospel. Many parents may assume their children are "fine" because they said a sinner’s prayer, walked an isle, or attend church occasionally—but God calls us to something deeper. He calls us to make disciples within our own families, intentionally building up our children to become who God created them to be.Join us as we explore what it means to raise children with a kingdom-focused mindset!

In this special episode of Redefined, hosts Noah Estes and Andrew Patrick are joined by their wives, Taylor Estes and Alexis Patrick, for a conversation on what it means to have a Spirit-filled marriage. As two young couples navigating marriage in today’s world, they offer a fresh perspective on how biblical marriage contrasts with cultural expectations.This episode is for everyone—whether you’re married, engaged, single, a parent, or a grandparent—offering encouragement on how to let the Spirit lead in your relationships. We discuss practical ways to cultivate spiritual intentionality with your spouse, how to lead gospel-centered conversations, and what we’ve learned about the biblical roles of husbands and wives.No matter what season of life you’re in, this episode will challenge and encourage you to build a marriage that reflects Christ. Tune in now! 

In this episode of Redefined, we are joined by special guests Chris and Jesse Brumley as they share their powerful testimonies. Growing up in church from a young age, they spent years sitting in the pews without fully grasping the significance of the gospel. But through life’s challenges—including sports, the loss of both of their fathers, marriage, and raising children—they experienced the transformative power of true faith in Jesus Christ.Their story is one of God’s perfect timing, His faithfulness in every season, and the realization that faith is so much more than just showing up to church. Join us for this incredible conversation as Chris and Jesse give all the glory to God for the journey He has taken them on.

Did you know the average American spends over 5 hours a day on their phone, checking it 58 times daily, and more than 2 hours each day scrolling social media? That’s nearly 2.5 months a year consumed by screens. Add to that the rise of streaming services, with nearly 40% of all TV time spent binge-watching content, and it’s clear: digital media dominates our lives.In Episode 18 of Redefined, Matt, Andrew, and Noah dive deep into the impact of streaming services and social media on our spiritual health. How can Christians engage with these platforms in a way that honors God? How do we discern what to watch or when to put the phone down?This episode explores biblical principles for navigating today’s media-saturated world, offering practical tips for setting boundaries, making God-honoring choices, and avoiding the pitfalls of comparison, addiction, and negative influences.Whether you're struggling with endless scrolling or wondering how to glorify God through your online presence, this episode will challenge and encourage you to redefine your media habits with purpose and faith.4o

In Episode 17 of Redefined, we tackle the challenging yet essential topic of forgiveness. We begin by exploring the true meaning of forgiveness—releasing the offender to God and choosing not to seek personal vengeance. Forgiveness is not just about the other person; it’s about breaking the chains of bondage that holding grudges can create in our lives.Through this conversation, we highlight the ultimate example of forgiveness found in the gospel of Jesus Christ. We’ve been forgiven of so much, and in light of that, forgiveness becomes an act of obedience and trust in God’s sovereignty over every situation.We close with a challenge: Who is God asking you to forgive today? Let’s be obedient to God’s call, praying for those who have hurt us and extending His grace in every relationship.

In Episode 16 of Redefined, we explore the value of fellowship and the vital role biblical community plays in the life of a believer. This week, hosts Noah Estes and Andrew Patrick are joined by special guests Charlie Styborski and Dubby West, who share their personal experiences in biblical community and how it has transformed their lives.We discuss the challenges of balancing life and community, as well as the importance of accountability within a Christ-centered group. Together, we emphasize the need for surrounding ourselves with Spirit-focused individuals to help navigate the everyday struggles of life.Tune in for an insightful conversation on how biblical community can encourage, strengthen, and grow your faith walk.

In Episode 15 of Redefined, we explore the topic of generosity versus greed through the lens of a kingdom mindset. Everything we have has been given to us by God, not for our own gain, but to use for His glory. As Christians, we are called to reflect the generosity of Jesus, who displayed the ultimate act of giving through His sacrifice for our salvation.While generosity is often emphasized during the holiday season, we discuss how believers are called to live generously year-round, not just during one season. The holidays also bring expectations of gifts and personal gain, but we challenge ourselves to shift our focus from self to the true meaning of this time of year—the generosity of God in sending His Son into the world.Join us for a heartfelt conversation that will inspire you to embrace a spirit of generosity in every season of life.

In Episode 14 of Redefined, we address the challenging topic of pornography and why it’s such a big deal. We begin by defining what pornography can look like, from an internet search to a scene in a TV show. We explore the physical, mental, and relational impact it has on individuals. Though this topic may feel uncomfortable, we recognize it's a very real struggle for many. We close the episode with practical steps and resources for finding freedom. We discuss how walking in the flesh leads to death, but a mind set on the Spirit leads to life. No sin, including pornography, has to have power over your life—there is hope and healing through Jesus. Tune in for an honest and redemptive conversation.

In Episode 13 of Redefined, we dive into the question: How does a believer truly change? One of the most common misconceptions in the faith is that once you're saved, all struggles with sin disappear. We challenge this idea with scripture, showing that becoming a believer means entering a battle between the flesh and the Spirit. While the flesh remains, the Spirit gives us the desire and strength to fight against sin. We share practical examples and personal experiences in our own journeys of battling sin daily. As always, we bring it back to the gospel, highlighting how a deep understanding of the gospel and the seriousness of sin fuels our fight against our sin struggles. Tune in for an honest conversation on growth, struggle, and transformation in the Christian life.

In this episode of Redefined, we tackle the question: Do you still need the gospel as a believer? Throughout recent episodes, we’ve explored the traditions that have been added to the gospel and the difference between those and the true role of the gospel. Now, we dive into how the gospel impacts the daily life of a believer. We discuss the importance of preaching the gospel to ourselves every day, renewing our minds, and walking in the Spirit to become more like Christ. As a preview for our next episode, we touch on how a believer can experience real change. Join us for an engaging and thought-provoking conversation that will challenge and encourage your faith journey.

In this episode of “Redefined,” we finally dive into the question we’ve touched on in almost every episode: What is the gospel? For those who’ve grown up in church, it might be tempting to skip this episode, thinking they already know the answer. But one thing we must never allow ourselves to do is become numb to the gospel. We begin by exploring why the gospel was necessary in the first place—why did Jesus have to die? From there, we unpack the significance of His death and resurrection on our behalf. The truth is, if your faith rests in anything other than the life, death, and resurrection of Jesus Christ, you are lost. We’ve often replaced the gospel with man-made traditions, but there is only one narrow path to life: Jesus’ perfect, final, and finished sacrifice for us. Share this episode with someone as a way to spread the good news—the gospel of Jesus Christ!

In this episode of “Redefined,” we tackle the question: Is God enough for ministry? In today’s Christian culture, we’ve often added traditions that shift the power of salvation from God’s hands to human actions. We’ve encouraged people to say a prayer, walk an aisle, or raise a hand, yet follow-ups reveal that many remain unsure about their relationship with God after such “experiences.” We examine how we’ve come to measure success by numbers and popularity, and challenge the notion of whether we truly believe that God is enough for ministry. Ultimately, we bring it back to the Gospel, emphasizing that salvation comes through the finished work of Jesus Christ on the cross alone. Join us for a thought-provoking discussion on the sufficiency of God in ministry.

This week on "Redefined," we focus on God’s design for the family unit. As Olivet Baptist Church prepares to launch a new sermon series on the book of Ephesians, we discuss the significance of this study—not just for Sunday mornings, but for deep, intentional spiritual discussions within our homes. We explore the crucial role of parents in discipling their children, addressing how youth groups, while not harmful, are sometimes used as a substitute for parental responsibility. This conversation is for everyone, whether you're single, dating, engaged, newly married, or in the thick of family life. We also reflect on how the distractions of the world often pull us away from what’s most important: our relationship with God. We end with a challenge to parents—and all of us—to take an honest look at where we stand in our walk with Jesus Christ.

This week on "Redefined," we dive into a topic that often goes unaddressed in the church: alcohol. We explore three common perspectives that Christians hold about alcohol. First, we discuss the view that alcohol isn’t a problem at all. Next, we examine the belief that drinking alcohol in moderation is acceptable. Lastly, we address how some people use alcohol in a self-righteous way, placing it at the top of the sin list and making judgments about those who do drink. We bring these viewpoints together by looking at the Gospel, emphasizing that while we have freedom in Christ, we are not called to abuse that freedom. Join us as we take a gospel-centered approach to tackling the subject of alcohol.

In this very first special edition testimony episode of "Redefined," we welcome Regina Brown to share her powerful story. Regina opens up about the struggles she and her husband faced with infertility early in their marriage, revealing how this journey deeply affected their lives and their relationship with God. She shares the heartwarming story of adopting their two daughters and the miraculous experience of eventually having a child of her own. Through her trials, Regina's desire is to glorify God and offer hope to others who may be facing similar challenges. Tune in for an inspiring testimony of faith, perseverance, and God's grace.

In this episode of "Redefined," hosts Matt Rummage, Andrew Patrick, and Noah Estes share our recent experience with the organization Love Life. We visited one of the busiest abortion clinics in the country, where we worshiped and prayed in the fight against abortion. We discuss how abortion is not merely a political issue but a deeply spiritual battle. We explore the value of life, the tendency of the church to categorize sins with abortion often at the top, and the need for the church to build stronger relationships with those around us to help prevent the decision of abortion. Through it all, we emphasize that we are all saved by the grace of God, and no one is beyond the reach of His saving grace.”

In this episode of "Redefined," we tackle the crucial question: Does the way a believer lives really matter? We dive into the unfortunate reality that we as the church have produced false converts who embrace the modern Christianity notion of "Jesus died for my sins, so I can do whatever I want." We discuss how society's pursuit of freedom through self-indulgence ultimately falls short. Join us as we explore how true freedom and fulfillment are found not in feeding the desires of the flesh, but in embracing the transformative power of the gospel.

In this episode of "Redefined," hosts Matt Rummage, Andrew Patrick, and Noah Estes tackle the profound question: Can I really know that I’m saved? They share their personal experiences of living in doubt and explore why many continue to struggle with assurance in their faith. Through honest discussion and biblical insights, they redefine the concept of "hope" and provide practical ways to break the cycle of doubt. Join Matt, Andrew, and Noah as they offer encouragement and guidance towards finding true assurance in your salvation.

In this episode of "Redefined," hosts Noah and Andrew open up and share their personal testimonies, inviting listeners to get to know them on a deeper level. They explore the common experience of young adults who grow up in church, often maintaining a polished exterior while neglecting the vital internal aspects of their faith. Noah and Andrew discuss the importance of authenticity, emphasizing that God desires our obedience not out of mere duty, but from a place of love and gratitude rooted in the gospel. Join them for an honest conversation about the journey to a genuine, transformative faith.

In our first episode of "Redefined,” we dive into the heart of our podcast's mission: allowing God to redefine our lives according to His perspective, rather than conforming to societal norms that often stray from biblical truths. We explore how modern standards often lead us away from the timeless wisdom found in Scripture, and discuss the importance of aligning our lives with God's vision. Join us as we unpack practical ways to embrace God's redefinition and discover the true fulfillment that comes from living according to His purpose.

Welcome to Redefined, where we aim to redefine the existing condition of society and inspire listeners to embrace a life guided by faith and purpose. Our mission is to glorify God as fully devoted followers of Jesus who equip others to do the same so that the gospel may reach the world. We want this podcast to allow you to discover who God made you to be. We want you to not just exist within our temporary time here on earth but thrive. Now let’s jump in to this episode of Redefined.