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In this poignant episode of our podcast, "Epitaph," we dive deep into the significance of memorializing and the powerful transformations that can occur in a person's life through faith and surrender to Christ. As we approach Memorial Day, we reflect on the sacrifices made by those who served and gave their lives, emphasizing the importance of remembering and understanding the true meaning behind this day.
Our journey into the concept of epitaphs reveals more than just words carved on stone; it uncovers the stories of lives profoundly changed by Jesus. From the battlefields to personal battles with faith, the episode explores how the epitaphs of believers can serve as lasting testaments to lives transformed by divine intervention. We delve into the stories of notable figures like C.S. Lewis and Lee Strobel, who journeyed from skepticism to profound Christian faith, influencing countless lives through their writings and testimonies.
This episode also addresses common misconceptions about demonic possession and deliverance, providing a biblical perspective on the power of Christ to redeem and restore. The dramatic transformation of the Maniac of Gadara serves as a central narrative, illustrating the theme of radical change—a change so profound that it could be noted on any believer's epitaph: "A life changed by Jesus."
Join us for a moving reflection on how the stories we leave behind can continue to resonate and inspire long after we are gone. Whether etched on tombstones or carried in the hearts of those we've touched, our legacies can reflect the transformative power of faith.
Episode Chapters and Timestamps:
- 00:00:00 - Introduction
- 00:00:27 - In the Elevator With Epitaphs
- 00:00:50 - Memorial Day and What It's About
- 00:05:31 - A Life Changed by Jesus
- 00:11:48 - Francis Collins: A Life Changed by Jesus
- 00:17:25 - Deception of the Demons
- 00:22:32 - The Life Change of the Maniac of Gadara
- 00:27:21 - I Saw A Real Devil On A Plane
- 00:34:26 - The Real Story of the Saved Man
- 00:40:40 - Conclusion
Tune in to this inspiring episode and consider what epitaph you are crafting through the life you lead. How will you be remembered? What legacy are you leaving behind? The answers might just surprise you.

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In this poignant episode of our podcast, "Epitaph," we dive deep into the significance of memorializing and the powerful transformations that can occur in a person's life through faith and surrender to Christ. As we approach Memorial Day, we reflect on the sacrifices made by those who served and gave their lives, emphasizing the importance of remembering and understanding the true meaning behind this day.
Our journey into the concept of epitaphs reveals more than just words carved on stone; it uncovers the stories of lives profoundly changed by Jesus. From the battlefields to personal battles with faith, the episode explores how the epitaphs of believers can serve as lasting testaments to lives transformed by divine intervention. We delve into the stories of notable figures like C.S. Lewis and Lee Strobel, who journeyed from skepticism to profound Christian faith, influencing countless lives through their writings and testimonies.
This episode also addresses common misconceptions about demonic possession and deliverance, providing a biblical perspective on the power of Christ to redeem and restore. The dramatic transformation of the Maniac of Gadara serves as a central narrative, illustrating the theme of radical change—a change so profound that it could be noted on any believer's epitaph: "A life changed by Jesus."
Join us for a moving reflection on how the stories we leave behind can continue to resonate and inspire long after we are gone. Whether etched on tombstones or carried in the hearts of those we've touched, our legacies can reflect the transformative power of faith.
Episode Chapters and Timestamps:
- 00:00:00 - Introduction
- 00:00:27 - In the Elevator With Epitaphs
- 00:00:50 - Memorial Day and What It's About
- 00:05:31 - A Life Changed by Jesus
- 00:11:48 - Francis Collins: A Life Changed by Jesus
- 00:17:25 - Deception of the Demons
- 00:22:32 - The Life Change of the Maniac of Gadara
- 00:27:21 - I Saw A Real Devil On A Plane
- 00:34:26 - The Real Story of the Saved Man
- 00:40:40 - Conclusion
Tune in to this inspiring episode and consider what epitaph you are crafting through the life you lead. How will you be remembered? What legacy are you leaving behind? The answers might just surprise you.

  continue reading

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