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The Fierce Movement Podcast

The Fierce Movement Podcast

By: Dr. Jim Bob Haggerton & Craig Muster
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 A movement to Create a Better YOU all the way around.2025
Episodes
  • The Fierce Movement Podcast: Episode 6 - Processing the Death of Charlie Kirk

    The Fierce Movement Podcast: Episode 6 - Processing the Death of Charlie Kirk
    Sep 18 2025

    In this episode, we look beyond the headlines of Charlie Kirk’s death and explore what it means for us spiritually. We talk about how to process grief, find peace, and seek understanding when a public figure passes away. Through the lens of faith, we explore forgiveness, compassion, and the deeper questions of purpose and eternity that such a moment can stir. This episode offers encouragement and practical steps to process emotions, grow closer to God, and find hope in the midst of cultural and personal loss.
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    51 mins
  • The Fierce Movement Podcast: Episode 5 - The Four Poverties

    The Fierce Movement Podcast: Episode 5 - The Four Poverties
    Sep 18 2025
    34 mins
  • The Fierce Podcast: Episode 4 - "You’re Not Behind — You’re Being Built"

    The Fierce Podcast: Episode 4 - "You’re Not Behind — You’re Being Built"
    Aug 7 2025

    In this empowering episode, we break the lie that you're falling behind and replace it with truth: you're being built, strengthened, and refined for what’s ahead. We dive into the tension of timelines, expectations, and identity, reminding you that growth doesn’t always look like movement. This raw conversation offers encouragement for those in a “waiting” season, showing how to find purpose even in stillness. If you’ve felt stuck, this episode will breathe life back into your process.
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    24 mins
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