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The Church of Living Dangerously Podcast

The Church of Living Dangerously Podcast

By: John Lee Bishop
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From the pulpit to prison, John Lee Bishop’s story is almost too wild to believe. In The Church of Living Dangerously Podcast, he takes you from A to Z — the rise of a megachurch in a K-Mart, the stunts that drew crowds, the secret struggles that led to a drug Cartel, and the fall that ended in federal prison. Raw, unfiltered, and redemptive, this is a true story of faith, failure, and finding grace in the darkest places.John Lee Bishop Christianity Spirituality
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  • Episode 8: How Failure Became the Path to God’s Purpose
    Dec 22 2025

    In Episode 8 of the Church of Living Dangerously, host John Lee Bishop takes listeners on a transformative journey through the valleys of failure to the peaks of divine purpose. With raw honesty, John recounts his experiences, from his time working with the Mexican cartel to his incarceration for trafficking marijuana, and how these epic failures became pivotal moments in his life.

    He explores the concept of a God-appointed destiny, emphasizing that failure is not the end but a crucial part of the journey. Through personal anecdotes and biblical insights, John encourages listeners to embrace their setbacks, learn from them, and move forward with faith. He shares how his own failures have led him to serve in a community that once seemed out of reach, and how he found fulfillment in helping those in need.

    This episode is a powerful reminder that no matter how deep the fall, there is always a path to redemption and purpose. Join John as he inspires you to see failure as a stepping stone to a greater calling and to trust in a God who is always in control.

    🎧 Visit ⁠johnleebishop.com⁠ to get his book The Church of Living Dangerously and weekly devotionals.


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    27 mins
  • Episode 7: The Little Foxes and the Path to Redemption
    Dec 11 2025


    In this episode of the Church of Living Dangerously, John Lee Bishop delves into the subtle yet destructive forces that can undermine our lives, drawing parallels with the biblical metaphor of "little foxes" that spoil the vineyard.

    Through personal anecdotes and spiritual insights, John explores themes of truth, isolation, and redemption, offering a powerful message of hope and renewal. Join us as we uncover the hidden challenges and the path to overcoming them with faith and community.

    🎧 Visit johnleebishop.com to get his book The Church of Living Dangerously and weekly devotionals.


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    23 mins
  • Episode 6: The Least of These, A Journey of Faith and Redemption
    Nov 30 2025


    In this heartfelt episode of "Church of Living Dangerously," John Lee Bishop shares his unique journey of faith, redemption, and service. From his time in federal prison to his ongoing mission to serve the homeless, John reflects on the profound lessons he has learned through personal trials and the importance of empathy and action. He challenges listeners to see beyond the surface, urging them to engage with those in need and to live out their faith through tangible acts of kindness.

    John's story is a powerful reminder of the impact one person can have when they choose to serve others selflessly. Through anecdotes and biblical insights, he encourages us to remember those who are often forgotten, especially during the holiday season. Join John as he explores the true meaning of compassion and the call to be the hands and feet of Jesus in a world that desperately needs hope and love.

    🎧 Visit johnleebishop.com to get his book The Church of Living Dangerously and weekly devotionals.

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    26 mins
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