Trading Idols for Ideals
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Jake Kegg’s uncle lived a life beset by addiction and marked by tragedy, but through all those tribulations he trusted in—and was grateful for—God’s redemption. That inspired Jake to build a life centered around sharing God’s love with others, and today he and his wife are doing just that, leading small ministry groups with children, adults, and couples alike. This week Jake and Redeemed director Nate Dewberry discuss a variety of topics ranging from building healthy habits and finding one’s God-given purpose to overcoming disappointment and the self-doubt that, without us even realizing it, can draw us away from a deeper relationship with the Lord.
Show Notes
0:00—Intro/What does redemption mean to you?
1:43—How Jake’s uncle influenced his life, spiritual growth, and current endeavors
9:24—Jake talks about his current activities leading men’s groups
18:06—Building disciplines and focus into one’s life and marriage
26:32—The hardest struggles Jake has faced in his life
34:45—What Jake’s most excited about right now/Outro
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