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Modified Dog Ticks & High Cholesterol Increases Libido | Brand New Podcast

1 h 26 min · 19. maj 2026
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Here's a full YouTube description with chapters: Is the Bible Actually Reliable? + AI Robots, Ticks, and Gen Z Taking Over the Church From genetically engineered ticks to 300+ fulfilled prophecies — this episode covers it all. Pastor Shannon and the crew dive into the wild world of AI and space-based data centers, push back on postmodern ideology, and end up in one of the most encouraging conversations about Gen Z and the church you'll hear. Plus: the great Topo Chico shortage, Bible translation wars, and why engineers don't get to just "make stuff up." Whether you're a longtime Christ follower or just curious about the evidence behind the Bible, this one's worth your time. 🔔 Subscribe and hit the bell so you don't miss an episode. 👍 Like and share if this encouraged or challenged you. 💬 Drop a comment — what topics do you want us to cover next? Brand New Church Podcast drops new episodes regularly. We talk faith, culture, current events, and everything in between — with the goal of pointing every conversation toward the gospel. #BrandNewChurch #ChristianPodcast #BibleEvidence #GenZ #ChurchGrowth #Faith #Prophecy #DeadSeaScrolls #AITechnology #ChristianLiving

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Pastor Shannon O'Dell sits down with Seth Tomboli, campus pastor at New Life Church in Fayetteville, for a wide-ranging conversation about planting, measuring ministry, and staying spiritually healthy while leading. They get into the phone call that put a Bentonville campus on the table, why the metrics that matter aren't the ones you'd expect (kids check-ins and dumpster size), and how Northwest Arkansas has become a mission field that doesn't require a passport. The back half goes personal: the father wound behind insecurity in leadership, comparison and competition among pastors, whether sabbaticals have become an escape instead of a tool, and what actually restores a leader. Plus honest takes on social media, AI in sermon prep, and building a life your closest people respect.

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America turns 250—and the conversation gets real. In this episode, the crew talks about why gratitude for America has become so controversial, what makes the United States unique, and why faith, freedom, morality, and civic responsibility still matter. From Fourth of July memories, fireworks disasters, and patriotic playlists to deeper conversations around the Constitution, “separation of church and state,” the influence of biblical principles on America’s founding, education, voting, and the next generation—nothing is off limits. This is not just a conversation about politics. It is a challenge to know history, think critically, stand for truth, and be grateful for the freedoms we often take for granted. In this episode: • Why America’s 250th anniversary matters • The wildest fireworks stories you’ll hear this week • Is America’s Constitution really the oldest still in use? • Why patriotism feels controversial now • What “separation of church and state” actually means • The role biblical principles played in America’s founding • Why Christians should care about culture, truth, and civic engagement • A challenge for Gen Z and the next generation Subscribe for more honest conversations about faith, culture, leadership, and life. #America250 #FourthOfJuly #FaithAndCulture #ChristianPodcast #Patriotism #ChurchAndState #Christianity #Podcast

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