A Milestone for The Redeemed Man
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“The Redeemed Man” has reached its 100th episode, and Redeemed founder Paul Amos and director Nate Dewberry take the opportunity to look back on the past four years. They talk about the podcast’s beginnings, when it helped keep the entire ministry project from being completely derailed by COVID, and how it’s helped build The Redeemed community; they also recall some of their most memorable moments, and spotlight the people who help make it happen.
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0:00—Intro
1:07—The beginnings of the podcast and how it’s evolved
9:58—Getting men more comfortable with the idea of sharing their stories
14:48—How the podcast has helped build and strengthen The Redeemed community
20:05—A brief look inside The Redeemed small groups
23:14—Some of Paul and Nate’s favorite moments
28:48—How the podcast gets made (and the team that makes it)
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