#30 - Jesus Died... Now What? (Part 2)
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#30 - Jesus Died... Now What? (Part 2)
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About this listen
Welcome to Part 2 of our deep dive into what Jesus called us to do after He ascended into Heaven! If you missed Part 1 (Episode 29), go catch up first—then come back here ready to go even deeper.In this episode of The Unreligious Podcast, we unpack the Great Commission in Matthew 28:16–20, explore what bold faith looks like in 2025, and talk about how to actually live out your purpose using your spiritual gifts—even when it’s uncomfortable. 🙌
📖 Bible Verses in this episode:
- Matthew 28:16–20 – The Great Commission
- Matthew 10:32–33 – Boldly acknowledge Jesus
- Mark 13:32–37 – Stay alert and ready
- Colossians 3:1–2 – Fix your mind on Heaven
- Why “being nice” isn’t the Gospel
- How to overcome fear of talking about Jesus
- Why sharing Jesus out loud matters
- Discovering your spiritual gifts → Take the quiz at www.giftstest.com
- How to armor up daily and walk in spiritual boldness
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