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In this episode of TheoDodos, we’re joined by Matt Allman—pastor, teacher, and master of the chicken wing—as we unpack what it means to follow Jesus in a divided and skeptical world. From his early days finding faith at a Young Life camp to planting churches in San Diego and serving at Northside Christian Church, Matt shares powerful stories of friendship, failure, and Holy Spirit-led moments that shape a life of ministry.
We dig into:
- What unity in the modern church really looks like
- Why relational evangelism beats the “Jesus juke” every time
- How to love people without compromising the gospel
- The importance of just being a good neighbor (and grilling good wings)
Whether you’re a skeptic, seeker, or seasoned believer, this conversation will challenge and encourage you to rethink how we engage culture with grace and truth.
What’s your biggest struggle with sharing faith in today’s world? Drop a comment—we’d love to hear your story.
Resources Mentioned:
- I Once Was Lost by Don Everts & Doug Schaupp– https://a.co/d/7ImWkpx
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