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Rooted in Truth, Growing in Freedom, Prospering in Life with Josie & Symone

Rooted in Truth, Growing in Freedom, Prospering in Life with Josie & Symone

著者： Josie & Symone
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Welcome to Rooted, your go-to podcast for life transformation! Join sisters Josie and Symone as they have conversations with experts from all walks of life discussing what it means to be rooted in truth, growing in freedom, and prospering in all of life.


Each episode offers practical tips and strategies to nourish your mind, body, and spirit. Tune in to Rooted, and embark on a transformative voyage towards a more empowered, balanced, and fulfilling life. Subscribe now and let's grow together! #RootedPodcast #SelfImprovement #PersonalGrowth


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  • EP61 - From Agnostic to Theology Professor: Dr. Paul Eddy on Faith, Truth & Covenant Love

    EP61 - From Agnostic to Theology Professor: Dr. Paul Eddy on Faith, Truth & Covenant Love
    2026/09/07
    EPISODE SUMMARY:In this episode of Rooted, hosts Josie & Symone sit down with Paul Eddy, PhD, Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Bethel University and Teaching Pastor at Woodland Hills Church in St. Paul, Minnesota. Paul shares his personal faith journey from functional agnosticism to a life rooted in Jesus, explaining how God met him powerfully during his time as a Bethel student and led him from medicine into biblical and theological studies.Together, they explore what it means to be rooted in truth in a post-truth culture, how Christians can connect both the head and the heart in discipleship, and why community is essential for spiritual growth. Paul also unpacks biblical love through the lens of agape, explaining why real love is not merely emotion-based but choice-based, self-sacrificial, and oriented toward the good of the other.The conversation then dives into covenant relationships, marriage, singleness, dating, emotions, spiritual warfare, and the danger of turning romance into an idol. Paul offers wisdom for young adults navigating relationships, reminding listeners that marriage is a gift, but Jesus alone completes us. The episode closes with a powerful truth Paul believes every Christian must be rooted in: God looks like Jesus.—----------------------TIMESTAMP SUMMARY:01:40 — Paul’s 32 years at Bethel and why teaching students still matters03:20 — How to talk with people who are questioning faith07:00 — Paul’s faith journey from functional agnosticism to encountering God10:40 — Rooted in truth in a post-truth culture13:40 — Balancing head and heart in Christian discipleship18:40 — Paul and Kelly’s unexpected love story20:40 — Biblical love, C.S. Lewis, and the meaning of agape27:00 — Thoughts, emotions, spiritual warfare, and renewing the mind31:20 — Discerning emotions, relationships, and the voice of the Spirit36:20 — What covenant means and why it shapes the whole Bible40:40 — Marriage as covenant, not contract45:40 — Grace, Peter, and God meeting us where we are48:00 — Encouragement for those waiting for marriage53:40 — Marriage, singleness, and relationships as formation55:20 — Dating, courtship, and keeping relationships healthy58:00 — Dating as brothers and sisters in Christ01:00:00 — The truth every listener should be rooted in: God looks like Jesus—----------------------NOTABLE QUOTES:“Anything that becomes that which I must have to be fulfilled and complete that isn’t Jesus threatens to become an idol in our lives.”“Most idols are good gifts from God that we don’t keep in the place of gift — we let them rise up to the place of God.”“Tell me about the God you don’t believe in.”“If that’s what you mean by God, I’m an atheist too. Let me tell you about a God I think might exist.”“What we’re trying to do is connect the head and the heart.”“As Christians, we should be the world’s leading relationship experts.”“Agape is other-oriented, self-sacrificial, choice-based love that seeks the best and highest wellbeing of the other.”“We must be detectives of our minds.”“God takes people who are not family, and He makes them family through covenant.”“The single most important question any person ever asks themselves is what happens in the synapses of my brain when I hear the word God?”-------------------RESOURCES MENTIONED:The Four Loves - by C.S. LewisBreaking the Marriage Idol - by Kutter CallawayPaul Eddy’s books — available on Amazon-------------------FOLLOW & SUPPORT ROOTEDInstagram: https://instagram.com/rootedtoprosperYouTube: https://youtube.com/rootedtoprosperSupport: https://bio.site/rootedtoprosper------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • EP60 - Listener Q&A: Food Combos, Healthy Habits, Verses to Live By & More | Josie & Symone

    EP60 - Listener Q&A: Food Combos, Healthy Habits, Verses to Live By & More | Josie & Symone
    2026/08/24
    EPISODE SUMMARY:Every 10 episodes, Josie & Symone turn the microphones on themselves and answer your questions—and Episode 60 is packed with everything from hilarious stories and personal favorites to powerful conversations about faith, Scripture, salvation, and identity.What Bible verses do Josie & Symone turn to when they’re anxious, afraid, or unsure what to say? What habits have made the biggest difference in their lives? What does it actually mean to be a doer of the Word instead of simply hearing it? And how can we stop allowing the world to define who we are?Josie shares the inspiring story of Roger Bannister breaking the four-minute mile and what it teaches us about the invisible limitations we place on ourselves. Symone reflects on an incredible story of God’s protection shared by Donna Winship. They also unpack some of their favorite Scriptures, memorable faith analogies, practical ways to memorize God’s Word, and why following God’s commands isn't merely about rules—there is blessing built into His truth.Plus, they get personal with their weirdest food combinations, favorite musicals, childhood memories, hidden talents, dream vacations, best pranks, favorite worship songs, and even their thoughts on Spider-Man.The episode closes with two truths worth holding onto: be a doer of God’s Word, not merely a hearer—and never let the world name you when God has already told you who you are.Your identity is not determined by what other people call you. You are a beloved child of God.—----------------------TIMESTAMP SUMMARY:00:27 Weirdest food combinations01:42 Favorite musicals + the worst movie they’ve seen04:08 Roger Bannister and breaking the four-minute mile06:42 Donna Winship’s incredible story of faith and protection09:25 Favorite books and podcast recommendations13:12 Spending a day with their 10-year-old selves14:52 Bible verses Josie & Symone live by24:00 Why memorizing Scripture matters27:20 Powerful analogies about salvation and following God34:35 Hidden talents36:15 Healthy habits that have changed their lives39:15 The best pranks they’ve pulled42:25 Dream vacations + favorite faith-building songs45:15 Spider-Man thoughts + spoiler warning47:20 Be a doer of the Word, not just a hearer48:00 Your true identity is found in Christ50:50 Final encouragement + closing—----------------------NOTABLE QUOTES:“The greatest obstacle was never the human body. It was a belief.”“So often we create these invisible ceilings in our lives.”“Whatever emotion you are feeling today, go to God's Word and start meditating on what He says.”“Jesus doesn't just know what we need. He knows how we need it.”“The horse is made ready for the day of battle, but the victory rests within the Lord.”“When the pressure is on, you don't rise to the occasion. You fall to the level of preparation.”“Why would we turn away a pardon? Why would we leave a gift card unredeemed?”“There are five frogs on a log. Four of them decided to jump… Deciding is different than actually jumping.”“Let's go all in and not be halfsies with the gospel.”“Only God gets to name you.”-------------------RESOURCES MENTIONED:PodcastsLife.Church Podcast / Craig GroeschelNational Community Church / Mark BattersonWhoa That's Good! / Sadie RobertsonJamie and Donna Winship PodcastBooksA Million Little Miracles — Mark BattersonThe Next Step — Sadie Robertson HuffThe Bible Simplified — Zach WindallMusic MentionedHoly Forever — Jen JohnsonThen Came the Morning — Guy PenrodBattle Belongs — Phil WickhamHalle — Phil WickhamThat's Who I Praise — Brandon Lake-------------------FOLLOW & SUPPORT ROOTEDInstagram: https://instagram.com/rootedtoprosperYouTube: https://youtube.com/rootedtoprosperSupport: https://bio.site/rootedtoprosper------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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  • EP59 - Going Undercover to Fight Human Trafficking | James’ Story from Pastor to Rescuer

    EP59 - Going Undercover to Fight Human Trafficking | James’ Story from Pastor to Rescuer
    2026/08/10
    EPISODE SUMMARY:In this powerful episode of the Rooted Podcast, Josie and Symone sit down with James, a pastor, missionary, church planter, and ministry leader whose decades of following Christ eventually led him into the fight against human trafficking.Because of the sensitive nature of his work, we are using the name James to protect his identity and the ongoing missions he is involved in. James shares how God took him from traditional ministry into undercover work with trusted partners and law enforcement, helping identify victims, gather evidence, support rescues, and bring traffickers to justice.This conversation goes far beyond statistics. James explains what modern-day slavery looks like, how trafficking often begins through deception, poverty, coercion, pornography, broken trust, online exploitation, scam compounds, and labor trafficking. He also shares real stories from red-light districts, brothels, rescue homes, and aftercare ministries around the world.Through it all, James points back to the gospel: every person is created in the image of God, every victim has a name and a future, and real freedom is both physical and spiritual. This episode is heavy, eye-opening, and deeply hopeful.—----------------------TIMESTAMP SUMMARY:02:00 — James shares how he became a Christian in high school.04:30 — From church ministry to addressing hard topics like pornography.07:00 — How James first connected with trafficking rescue work in Southeast Asia.09:00 — James and his wife arrive in a red-light district for the first time.12:00 — A powerful moment where God challenges James’ reputation and compassion.15:00 — The impact of pornography on families, addiction, shame, and exploitation.19:00 — Force, fraud, coercion, labor trafficking, scam compounds, and poverty.23:00 — Why rescue work requires evidence, patience, and law enforcement.26:00 — What happens after a rescue and why aftercare matters.28:20 — Failed attempts, dangerous missions, and the patience required.31:00 — The misconception that trafficking usually begins with abduction.35:00 — Building trust quickly in undercover conversations.40:00 — Labor trafficking, freeing families, and dangerous situations abroad.47:00 — Sew Free, first Bible, communion, baptism, and spiritual rescue.49:00 — Online safety advice for parents and young people.52:00 — Warning signs: secrecy, friend groups, late nights, and sleepovers.54:00 — How listeners can help wisely and evaluate organizations.59:20 — James’ final truth: be rooted in Christ and truth.—----------------------NOTABLE QUOTES:“What you feed becomes the strongest.”“It just heads down this path of trying to satisfy something that is never satisfied.”“As a church, we need to tackle some of these subjects that we don’t want to talk about.”“If you’re concerned about your reputation, then you should not be in this city.”“Is there anybody that you won’t allow to touch you so that I can touch them?”“You can have roots but never be rooted.”“Poverty is the main player where human trafficking takes place.”“You have to gather evidence to effectively fight human trafficking.”“Rescue—there’s the physical rescue…but they still need to be rescued spiritually.”“Be rooted in Christ. Be rooted in truth.”-------------------RESOURCES MENTIONED:The Sound of Freedom — mentioned during the conversation about deception, kidnapping scenarios, and how trafficking can be portrayed in film.Matthew 10 Ministries — mentioned as an organization connected to freeing people from labor trafficking situations.Light in the Darkness Ministry — James specifically mentions this as a ministry he has worked with in labor-trafficking situations.Sew Free — mentioned as a product/ministry connected to survivors of bars or human trafficking.-------------------FOLLOW & SUPPORT ROOTEDInstagram: https://instagram.com/rootedtoprosperYouTube: https://youtube.com/rootedtoprosperSupport: https://bio.site/rootedtoprosper------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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