I love God, but hate religion. Let's get back to you and God. It's pretty simple. Quick lessons, and maybe, just maybe, some fun. Can God be fun? Yes. Yes he can.

Feeding My Faith
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I love God, but hate religion. Let's get back to you and God. It's pretty simple. Quick lessons, and maybe, just maybe, some fun. Can God be fun? Yes. Yes he can.
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Recent Episodes

July 4, 2026
Happy Fourth of July: Pray For Your Leaders
<p>When I was eleven, America was celebrating its 200th birthday, and everywhere I looked, people were beaming with pride, donning flag T-shirts and embracing the spirit of unity. Fast forward fifty years, and it feels like a growing number of Americans are more eager to criticize the country than celebrate it. The conversation focused on why this shift has happened, how outside perceptions often clash with realities, and what it means to live in a nation with so much freedom—despite its flaws.</p><p>In this episode, I’ll reflect on generational changes in national pride, the role politics and media play in shaping our views, and the surprising disconnect between America’s critics and the challenges found in other countries. We’ll explore stories that reveal both our progress and our shortcomings, and look to scripture for perspective on gratitude, prayer for leaders, and the responsibility that comes with freedom. As we mark another milestone in America’s history, let’s take an honest look at where we’ve been, where we are, and the faith that sustains us through it all.</p><p><strong>The Last 50 Years</strong></p><ul><li>Higher incomes</li><li>Larger homes</li><li>Better technology</li><li>More entertainment choices</li><li>Lower infant mortality (more on that later)</li><li>Women can obtain credit independently</li><li>Women now serve on the Supreme Court 1976 0. 2026 4.</li><li>More women serve in Congress 19 in 1976, 150 now, about 28%</li><li>Cleaner air (fewer smog days)</li><li>Removal of lead from gasoline</li><li>Reduced asbestos exposure</li><li>Greater awareness of drunk driving dangers</li><li>Safer automobiles No more Pintos blowing up, but we are ignoring electric cars.</li><li>We don’t smoke on planes</li><li>We elected a black president twice</li><li>We elected a ticket with a female vice president</li></ul><br/><h2>Things That Need To Improve</h2><p><strong>54th</strong> in the world in <strong>infant mortality</strong>, behind Cuba.</p><p><strong>19th</strong> in <strong>literacy</strong>, behind Russia.</p><p><strong>72nd</strong> in <strong>female representation in government</strong>, behind Iraq</p><p>EPI reports CEO pay was up 1,322% since 1978, while typical worker compensation rose just 18% (<a href="https://www.epi.org/publication/ceo-pay-in-2020/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">source</a>)</p><p>Bill Maher talked a lot about this<a href="https://youtu.be/OqXNmO-6c3k?si=mF4RiRm6uGi83ayQ" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"> on his show</a></p>

May 23, 2026
All Access Grace: Living with Divine Confidence
<p>Today we're diving headfirst into the wild world of self-esteem and identity, and let me tell you, you <strong>are NOT your mistakes!</strong> That’s the big takeaway, folks—our blunders and fumbles don’t define us, but instead, we’re all cherished children of God, brimming with purpose and potential.</p><p>I mean, how cool is that?</p><h2>The Negative Thoughts Aren't Too Far Away</h2><p>We often let those pesky negative memories weigh us down, but we’ve got the power to flip the script! So, if you're feeling low or stuck in the past, this episode is for you. We’ll sprinkle in some laughs, share a few personal stories, and remind each other just how awesome we truly are!</p><p>We’ve all been there—tripping over our past mistakes and feeling like they’re tattooed on our foreheads, right?</p><h2>Takeaways:</h2><ul><li>We often let our mistakes define us, but we are more than our failures.</li><li>Remember, you are not your mistakes; you are a child of God, loved and cherished.</li><li>Confidence comes from knowing our identity in Christ, not from the world's opinions.</li><li>When we embrace our identity as God's children, we can live boldly and purposefully.</li></ul><br/><h2>Links referenced in this episode:</h2><p><a href="https://feedingmyfaith.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">feedingmyfaith.com</a></p><p><a href="https://akronpodcast.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">akronpodcast.com</a></p><p><a href="https://www.schoolofpodcasting.com" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">schoolofpodcasting.com</a></p><p>Say "<strong><a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/davejackson" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">Thanks Dave</a></strong>"</p>

April 25, 2026
Getting Better at Sharing Your Faith
<h2>Sharing your Faith</h2><p>Today, we’re diving deep into the delightful chaos of sharing our faith—yes, that’s right, we’re putting on our brave faces and getting real! You see, many of us struggle to openly express our beliefs, often because we fear we’ll look silly. But let’s be honest: if we can do the chicken dance at weddings without batting an eyelash, why can’t we share what we believe with the same enthusiasm? </p><h2>Do You Remember Your First?</h2><p>We kick things off with some light-hearted banter about our own cringe-worthy moments, like that first awkward kiss or singing in front of a crowd. These experiences remind us that everyone has been there, feeling out of their depth—just like Moses did when he was called to lead! We explore the nuts and bolts of why it’s normal to feel hesitant. After all, even the most well-known figures in the Bible had their doubts! </p><h2>When The Need to Serve is Great Then the Fear of Failure</h2><p>But we also talk about how the need to serve others can outweigh our fear of looking foolish. It’s about building confidence in our faith and knowing that every small conversation can create a spark of change. We encourage listeners to take baby steps—like simply asking a friend about their thoughts on faith or sharing a quick personal story. And guess what? You don’t have to be a theologian to do this; it’s about being real and relatable. </p><p>Throughout the episode, we emphasize the importance of being prepared to share our hope and joy with gentleness and respect. Sharing isn’t about proving a point; it’s about connecting and caring for others. </p><p>So, let’s take inspiration from our favorite awkward moments and turn that into a reason to step out of our comfort zones. The world needs your story, and who knows? You might just change a life forever! So let’s celebrate the fun of sharing faith and embrace the journey together—awkward moments and all!</p><h2>Support the Show</h2><p>If you feel so moved, feel free to <strong><a href="https://www.buymeacoffee.com/davejackson" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank">buy Dave a coffee</a></strong> and keep the lights on for this ministry</p><h2>Takeaways:</h2><ul><li>Sharing your faith can feel intimidating, but everyone has been there at some point.</li><li>It’s important to let your need to serve others outweigh your fear of looking silly.</li><li>Confidence in sharing faith comes from trusting God, not just from being outgoing.</li><li>Learning to share your faith starts with small conversations and honest questions.</li><li>We often think we need to know everything about the Bible to share our faith, which isn’t true.</li><li>Sharing faith can change lives, and the best thing that could happen is leading someone to Christ!</li></ul><br/>
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