In this episode of Untrained Philosophical Discussionists Podcast, hosts Jonny Hanson and Andy Lamb sit down with Paul Madison to explore his remarkable journey from a life steeped in the occult in Salem, Massachusetts, to a vibrant faith in Christ. Paul shares how a pivotal encounter with the gospel at a friend’s baby dedication, alongside his wife, led them to embrace a calling to missions. Their path took them to Guatemala and Indonesia, where they faced cultural challenges, spiritual warfare, and ethical dilemmas, all while witnessing miraculous healings through prayer. Paul reflects on the transformative power of faith, the importance of preparation and community in mission work, and the role of prayer in overcoming obstacles. Through personal stories of divine encounters, cross-cultural connections, and family dynamics, this conversation offers profound insights into living out a missionary calling with resilience and trust in God.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!

In this episode of the UPD Podcast, Paul Madison shares his inspiring journey from a life steeped in the occult in Salem, Massachusetts, to a profound faith in Christ. Joined by Jonny Hanson and Andy Lamb, Paul recounts his path to becoming a missionary, facing spiritual warfare, cultural challenges, and witnessing miraculous healings through prayer in Guatemala and Indonesia. This conversation explores the power of faith, the importance of preparation, and the transformative impact of building cross-cultural relationships, offering insights into living a life dedicated to sharing the gospel.

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In this episode of 'Untrained Reacts', Andy Lamb and Jonny Hanson discuss a Viral Johnny Chang video about the struggles of happiness, self-worth, and the impact of negative thoughts on mental health. They reflect on the importance of aligning one's value system with Christ rather than societal standards, and the necessity of seeking support from others during difficult times. The conversation emphasizes the spiritual warfare involved in battling negative thoughts and the importance of community in overcoming these challenges.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!

In this engaging episode of the UPD Podcast, hosts Jonny Hanson and Andy Lamb delve into the transformative power of faith, prayer, and healing. Through heartfelt personal stories, they reflect on how prayer and community support have shaped their lives. The discussion explores the timeless wisdom of Proverbs, particularly Proverbs 15:29, highlighting righteousness as an active, trusting relationship with God. They tackle the challenges of skepticism in faith, the spiritual depth gained through fasting, and the profound impact of leading by example. With inspiring examples of miraculous healings, the hosts underscore the importance of a vibrant prayer life and trusting in God’s will, encouraging listeners to embrace faith’s role in personal growth and communal hope, even in a broken world.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!

In this segment of the Untrained Philosophical Discussionists Podcast, hosts Jonny Hanson and Andy Lamb dive into Proverbs 15:29, exploring the theme of prayer and its connection to righteousness. They discuss how active trust in God strengthens one’s prayer life and fosters spiritual growth. Through personal insights, they emphasize the importance of aligning with God’s will, highlighting how righteousness, as an active faith, deepens the impact of prayer in personal and communal contexts.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!

In this 'Untrained Reacts' Jonny Hanson and Andy Lamb react to a video featuring Bill Maher and Charlie Kirk, diving into the tension between intellectualism and faith. They unpack how intellectual arguments often dismiss faith as simplistic, advocating for a deeper, more respectful dialogue about belief systems. Jonny and Andy highlight the compatibility of faith and reason, noting that many brilliant historical figures were people of faith, and challenge the misconception that science and spirituality are inherently at odds.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!

In this episode of the UPD Podcast, hosts Andy Lamb and Jonny Hanson explore the spiritual and physical dimensions of fasting. Reflecting on Proverbs 27:7 (NIV), “One who is full loathes honey from the comb, but to the hungry even what is bitter tastes sweet,” they frame fasting as a discipline that sharpens spiritual hunger and clarity. Sharing insights from their 72-hour fasts, they discuss the challenges faced, the role of prayer, and the deepened connection with God that emerged.The hosts delve into the biblical story of Esther, focusing on her courage and reliance on fasting and prayer to save the Jewish people from destruction. They tie her example to the power of fasting as a spiritual practice, emphasizing community support and biblical foundations. Jonny and Andy also highlight fasting’s physical benefits, including enhanced mental clarity and health markers, while encouraging listeners to embrace fasting as a way to grow closer to God.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!

Jonny Hanson and Andy Lamb introduce the theme of fasting with a reflective reading of Proverbs 27:7: “One who is full loathes honey from the comb, but to the hungry even what is bitter tastes sweet.” This scripture frames fasting as a way to cultivate spiritual hunger, transforming the challenge of abstinence into a sweet opportunity for deeper connection with God. Jonny and Andy draw from their 72-hour fast, sharing how it sharpened their prayer life and mental clarity. They prompt listeners to ask, “What ‘honey’ are you overlooking in your fullness?” This segment sets up the episode’s exploration of fasting’s biblical roots, its spiritual and health benefits, and its power to foster a closer walk with God through discipline and community support.Please check out FULL EPISODES, LIKE and SUBSCRIBE to Untrained Philosophical Discussionists on Spotify, Apple, YouTube, Instagram and TikTok and X (twitter).Join us now on Patreon where members get access to early and bonus episodes, merch drops and much more! https://www.patreon.com/c/UPDPodcastWe pray that you have a deep and fulfilling relationship with Jesus and He blesses you all the days of your life!