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It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

It’s hard to find the freedom Jesus offers in a culture steeped in religion, especially when the book of James keeps getting thrown around like a spiritual hammer. Too often, James is used to turn faith into a tool for validating our salvation instead of the lens that lets us see it. No wonder anyone who’s caught the message of grace might get twitchy around a book in the New Testament that is all...

The Lark dudes are back with a simple and timely reminder of just how hilarious it all is. ______________________________________________________________________ Helping You Learn To Live Loved . . . Become a Lark Supporter: https://larksite.com/donate Web: https://larksite.com Larkcast: https://larksite.com/larkcast Book: Reclaim (Available on Amazon) https://larksite.com/reclaim Instagram: https...

Get ready for a wild ride as we kick off a new segment to the podcast: The Larks. In this premiere episode, Russ sits down with a new co-host we've added to the mix, the one and only Sarah Mezzera!  Coming out of a charismatic church background in a small Midwestern town, Sarah's journey to discovering the freedom found in Jesus is a tale of grit, grace, and a whole lot of heart. From landing her...

So you've risked your normalcy in the church world by stepping out to simply be a friend with nothing more than the good news of Jesus and an extra garage beer in hand. We know it can seem like your "glory days" are behind you without a platform or a pat on the back from your former tribe, but man if it ain't the life Jesus lived. Join Russ & Tony as they share about the pains and joys of mini...

In this episode of the Larkcast, Russ and Jameson sit down with Mike Jarrell to explore the beauty of spontaneous faith. Mike shares a touching story about a 9-year-old girl who treasures a homemade smoked block of cheese from a neighbor, reminding us that sometimes, the simplest moments reveal to us the Kingdom. We often don’t associate faith with spontaneity, but true faith embraces the unexpect...

Russ & Jameson hit a nerve in Episode 139. Can we just move on, in Jesus, to the free life already? ______________________________________________________________________ Helping You Learn To Live Loved . . . Become a Lark Supporter: https://larksite.com/donate Web: https://larksite.com Larkcast: https://larksite.com/larkcast Book: Reclaim (Available on Amazon) https://larksite.com/reclaim Ins...

If you're feeling like the rug has been pulled out from underneath your religious feet this is the episode for you. The Lark dudes explore the details of Peter's trip to Cornelius' house in Acts 10 and all that Jesus is doing (and undoing) to help everyone involved discover the Lord of ALL. ______________________________________________________________________ Helping You Learn To Live Loved . . ....

Join us for a gripping exploration into the age-old struggle between faith and paranoia. Delve deep into the haunting notion of being labeled 'lukewarm,' a term that has plagued minds with insecurity and anxiety for generations, as referenced in Revelation 3. Uncover the hidden costs of misunderstanding and the liberating freedom that comes from clarity. Tune in to discover the truth and transcend...

The Larkcast is back after a short break to remind you that you were never not sons. Enjoy. Literally. ______________________________________________________________________ Helping You Learn To Live Loved . . . Become a Lark Supporter: https://larksite.com/donate Web: https://larksite.com Larkcast: https://larksite.com/larkcast Book: Reclaim (Available on Amazon) https://larksite.com/reclaim Inst...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...

There once was an entire region of churches filled with people who were somehow tricked—by jackasses—into believing that Jesus wasn't enough. Although they had experienced the only real freedom there is in this world, these people (known forever as the Galatians) were bamboozled into believing something other than the death and resurrection of Jesus was required of them to live in fellowship with...