Slowly Dying While God Seems Silent | Chris Blackeby Pt 1

I Was A Pastor When I Heard The Gospel | Chris Blackeby Pt 2

In Part 1, Chris Blackeby shared the heartbreaking journey that brought him to the edge of death. A lifetime of chronic illness, devastating betrayal, and unanswered prayers left him questioning everything he thought he knew about God. Part 2 begins with the experience that changed everything. What followed wasn't just physical healing—it was a complete transformation of how Chris understood God, grace, and the Gospel itself. For nearly two decades, Chris has traveled the world sharing a message that has challenged and liberated countless people: the Gospel is Jesus plus nothing. No striving. No earning. No endless effort to gain God's approval. No behavior-based spirituality designed to make you feel like you're always one step away from connection with Him. In this conversation, Chris and Jeremy explore the religious systems that often leave people exhausted, ashamed, and constantly working toward a relationship they already have. Together, they unpack the radical idea that God's love, acceptance, and presence are not rewards to be achieved, but gifts that have already been given. For Jeremy, this message was deeply personal. When Chris first shared these truths years ago, Jeremy was a 31-year-old pastor. Yet for the first time, he felt like he was hearing the Gospel in a way that brought genuine freedom. If you've grown weary of religious performance... If you've felt trapped on a never-ending treadmill of trying harder... If you've walked away from God because religion portrayed Him as distant, disappointed, or impossible to please... This conversation may challenge everything you've been taught. More importantly, it may help you discover the rest, freedom, and connection you've been searching for all along.

Slowly Dying While God Seems Silent | Chris Blackeby Pt 1

For most of his life, Chris Blackeby battled a debilitating illness that doctors struggled to explain. Exposure to toxic levels of lead, aluminum, and mercury during childhood left him fighting symptoms that steadily eroded his health, yet somehow he kept moving forward. His body was weak, but his mind and heart were resilient. As a young adult, Chris was rapidly rising in business and on the path to making millions. At the same time, his ministry was growing as his influence continued to expand. The future seemed bright. The next logical step? Marriage. But just as Chris was preparing to propose, he discovered the woman he loved was living a double life. The heartbreak shattered him. What years of illness had failed to accomplish, a broken heart did almost overnight. His health rapidly deteriorated, and doctors gave him only months to live. Convinced he was nearing the end, Chris sold everything he owned and purchased a round-the-world plane ticket, intending to spend his final days traveling. He even bought insurance to ensure his body would be returned to his parents in Australia when he died. This is Part 1 of Chris's remarkable journey through chronic illness, heartbreak, unanswered prayers, and a God who often seemed silent.

Prison to Private Jets to Peace - Part 2 - Scott Fell's Story

From childhood neglect to prison at 15… from the Army at 17 to years of high-functioning alcoholism… to extreme wealth, private jets, and a life that looked successful on the outside —but still wasn’t enough. In Part 2 of this episode of Reborn, we continue to unpack Scott Fell's full journey: what shaped him, what nearly broke him, and the moment everything began to change. Because even after reaching the pinnacle of success, the pain remained. And it forced a deeper question—what actually brings peace? Scott’s story is a reminder that your life isn’t random—it’s a trajectory. And even the darkest chapters can be leveraged for something greater. Peace can’t be consumed. It can’t be bought. It has to be awakened—and sustained by something greater than you. No matter how dark your present feels, a brighter future is waiting. From prison to private jets to peace. If this episode resonated with you, follow Reborn and share it with someone who needs to hear this story.

Prison to Private Jets to Peace - Part 1 - Scott Fell's Story

From childhood neglect to prison at 15… from the Army at 17 to years of high-functioning alcoholism… to extreme wealth, private jets, and a life that looked successful on the outside —but still wasn’t enough. In this episode of Reborn, we unpack Scott Fell's full journey: what shaped him, what nearly broke him, and the moment everything began to change. Because even after reaching the pinnacle of success, the pain remained. And it forced a deeper question—what actually brings peace? Scott’s story is a reminder that your life isn’t random—it’s a trajectory. And even the darkest chapters can be leveraged for something greater. Peace can’t be consumed. It can’t be bought. It has to be awakened—and sustained by something greater than you. No matter how dark your present feels, a brighter future is waiting. From prison to private jets to peace. If this episode resonated with you, follow Reborn and share it with someone who needs to hear this story.

Blooming Late in Life | Why You’re Not Behind

Have you ever felt like you're late to your own life? Like everyone around you is ahead—financially, relationally, spiritually—and you're just now getting started? That quiet pressure can be heavy. And if you're not careful, it will convince you that you're behind… or worse, that you've missed your window. But what if that’s not true? In this episode, we challenge the belief that life has a fixed timeline—and that success, purpose, or transformation must happen early to matter. Because some of the most meaningful lives don’t unfold on schedule. They unfold through experience, failure, rebuilding, and growth. And what looks like “late” from the outside… may actually be preparation. We talk about: • Why comparison distorts your sense of timing • Real examples of people who bloomed later in life • The hidden advantages of starting later • How your past may be shaping your future And we walk through 3 practical steps to help you stop looking sideways and start moving forward with clarity and confidence. If you’ve been feeling behind, here are three things to start doing today: 1. Define your own timeline instead of living by one you inherited 2. Focus on the next step instead of the full picture 3. Limit comparison inputs that pull your attention sideways You’re not behind—you’re becoming. Some things don’t bloom early. They bloom when the roots are ready. And when they do—they last. If this episode resonates, share it with someone who needs to hear it.