What does it practically look like to live like Jesus? In a world where media only shares all the bad that comes from Christianity, Neal Samudre attempts to discover what it means to live like Jesus, or in other words, make the world a better place with your beliefs. He finds stories of people who h…
Neal finishes his search for people who live like Jesus with one thought on his mind: are there people out there willing to live this meaningful and radical life? This leads him to have a candid conversation with bestselling author and activist, Shane Claiborne, about the hard truths we have to face about living like Jesus. What is the cost for living like Jesus? Is it even possible to live like Him? Neal finds out in this season finale.
On October 6th, 2012, Ozzie Watters expected to have a normal day out with her mother. Instead, she found herself trying to escape the gunman who brutally murdered her mother. After an epic battle for survival, she lived, only to witness the fallout of an unforgiving heart. As a result, Neal sets out to find the man who changed her life forever. Special music by Brady Toops.
What do we miss by leading fast-paced lives? Marcus Privitt and Matt Fitschen, two Jesus lovers, attempt to solve this question in a radical way: by walking 110 miles back to their homes in Chesapeake, VA with only camping gear and a few dollars in their pockets. What follows are incredible stories of reliance on God and crucial lessons on the benefits of leading a slower-paced life, like Jesus.
Polly Wright was just a college student when she became a stripper. It wasn't the life she planned, but after a lifetime of abuse and brokenness, she felt she had no other choice. That is, until she reached her breaking point and her life turned upside-down. What follows is a story of healing and an important lesson we all could learn from. Special music by Emily Cole and Rivers & Robots.
In an age of terrorists spreading violence around the world, how should we, as Christians, respond? It's easy to say we must "bring justice" to our enemies, but how would Christ really act in the face of violence? In this minisode, Neal sits down with known pacifist, Bryn Clark, to talk about pacifism for today.
In this minisode, Neal sits down with Joshua Becker to talk about the benefits of minimalism and how it relates to living like Jesus.
Eric Fusilier is the bassist in the band, The City Harmonic. On the eve of a large tour, Eric discovers he has cancer. He recounts to Neal his heart-wrenching struggle for survival, and how his sickness inspired a movement. Special music by The City Harmonic.
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