This week we are in part 2 of a 2 part interview with our friend Josh. In this week’s episode we see the powerful intersection of passion and calling in Josh’s story. His story is a beautiful example of how identity and calling can have an outworking in our lives through a walk with God. He leads us through the powerful impact discipleship has on his life as an older, wiser man calls forth Josh’s true identity in Christ. We see where it is actually God calling forth Josh to step more fully into who he is in the kingdom of the heavens. 

You will want to check out Josh's creative work at http://www.anprall.com/

  Also, kD mentioned this incredible book on dating:   How to Get a Date Worth Keeping: Be Dating in Six Months or Your Money Back, by Dr. Henry Cloud 

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Story is the language of the OG Podcast. Through story we are [RE]DISCOVERING JESUS and who we are in Christ. In doing so we are inspiring people to change their mind (how they think and feel) about God and life in his kingdom. We’ve found the stories of people who walk with God so helpful in gaining an understanding of the ways in which God works and what it might look like for us to walk with God. If a revolution is going to spring up in the Body of Christ, it’s going to be ordinary people like you and me discovering who we are in Christ and living this out in the context of our ordinary, everyday lives- in the marketplace, in marriage, parenting, friendships and relationships, even in areas of passion and adventure! Every week we will bring you fresh stories that will help you discover what it might look like to walk with God in all areas of our lives and that will help you discover who you truly are in Christ. 

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