Christ Poured Out

The second episode of our Blood & Testimony series is out! Doubts regarding Christ's love for humanity and ourselves individually continue to plague many as it's so easy to put restrictions or qualifications on His love as if Christ's love was like our own. This is but one of the doubts Liberty Grace addresses in her testimony. From eliminating fear and lopping off the head of giant snakes to pride and prejudice and understanding God's love, Liberty Grace tells the story of her walk with Christ and how she has learned to wield the sword against great foes.

As the first episode of our Blood & Testimony Series, we will hear from our very own Mackenzye Rainey. Even though Mackenzye has gone through numerous and severe hardships, she comes out mightier than ever. In this episode, she shares why that is and how she can have so much peace and strength despite the darkness thrown at her. It is a phenomenal story of God's faithfulness and restoration that you won't want to miss.

"And they overcame him by the blood of the Lamb and by the word of their testimony, and they did not love their lives to the death." ~ Revelation 12:11 Revelation is often associated with gloom, doom and the apocalypse but in this episode, we discuss the beautiful and hopeful meaning behind Revelation 12 . This is the start of our testimonial series based on Revelation 12:11.

The new age movement has grown within the last few decades, even within the Christian community. But is it truly compatible with Christianity? In this episode, we discuss the logical and moral failings of the new age movement and briefly address why it can be appealing. Mackenzye Rainey also shares her experience with the new age and talks about the dangerous lies it perpetrates.

God communicates with each of us sometimes in very unique and special ways. He spoke to Mazkenzye though a paper heart on her windshield to Liberty Victoria though historical characters and to Liberty Grace through churros. Sometimes God will send His children messages to steer us back to Him to encourage us, or to remind us of a truth. This episode we share some of the love letters God has sent to us. Be sure to connect with us on social media and let us know some unique ways God has spoken into your life! You can find us on Facebook, Instagram, and TikTok @pouredoutpodcast.

During times of uncertainty and confusion, we often become discouraged and give up on God's providence and grace. In this episode, we hope to be of some encouragement as we emphasize the importance of staying consistent and faithful to God in the midst of hardship and disappointment.

All three of us have an innate sense that quarantine was time given by God for us to diligently seek Him. In times like these, it is so important for us to turn our gaze toward Him. God's children must be wise, preparing for what lies ahead. In this episode, we share the different things God has revealed to us in quarantine and ways we conserved the time to seek Him. '“Then the kingdom of heaven will be like ten virgins who took their lamps and went to meet the bridegroom. Five of them were foolish, and five were wise. For when the foolish took their lamps, they took no oil with them, but the wise took flasks of oil with their lamps." ~ Matthew 25:1-4

In this episode, we delve into the controversial topic of truth. What is it? What is it defined by? Is it subjective? The truth doesn't always fit our agenda and when that's the case, why should we continue to be in favor of it?

In this episode, Jeff Davis, creator of "The Guy in the Pew", share's his testimony on how he was healed from asthma. We talk about the will of God and navigate through our differing opinions on healing.Jeff Davis's Podcast ~ The Guy in the Pew ~ https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC1c3LtqYSrsQUKLoRFoRpiQ

In this episode, we talk about: what is sin, why should we avoid it, and what it means to be an image-bearer of Christ. We clarify the different types of guilt and the difference between condemnation and conviction.

Disclaimer: If you've never seen VeggieTales this episode will most likely be very confusing.Today, we talk about things we learned from our favorite VeggieTales episodes. We talk about living without fear, being bold and walking in obedience. Geneva Maria Brown is our guest speaker!https://www.instagram.com/genev.a.b/Episodes referenced:VeggieTales: Esther, the Girl Who Became QueenVeggieTales: Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Samson's HairbrushVeggieTales: Minnesota Cuke and the Search for Noah's Umbrella VeggieTales: Josh and The Big Wall

Important Disclaimer: In this episode, we are talking about our personal experiences and opinions when it comes to mental health and counseling. We are NOT licensed counselors, psychiatrists, or psychologists and we do not assume any of these positions. This podcast is for information purposes only and should NOT be substituted for, or perceived as, professional guidance. Consult a mental health professional before starting, stopping or altering yours or someone else's treatment. If you are experiencing suicidal thoughts or thoughts of harming yourself and/or others seek professional help immediately. We are neither liable nor responsible for any damage you may suffer as a result of failing to seek qualified medical or health advice from a professional who is familiar with yours or someone else's personal situation.

For Valentine's day, we talk about secular love songs that remind us of God's love. We also delve into what true love looks like and some of the characteristics of God's infallible love.

In this episode, we talk about iconic people in the bible we relate to and why.