Join us for an Off the Cuff episode with some of our friends (Kevin, Jed, and Justin) in Greenville, SC!

In this OTC Episode:


• Have you ever felt the palpable presence of peace in a place where tension is expected to reign? A story of a pilgrimage to Israel was one such paradox, offering both a sanctuary from the world's chaos and a profound spiritual encounter.

• As Kevin, Jed, and Justin join us, we unpack the layers of divine purpose discovered in the Holy Land, contrasting the unity experienced there with the discord often felt back in America. Hearts and minds expanded with each step, and it is exciting to share how the land's scriptural and prophetic significance reshaped their faith.

• Our conversation takes an intimate turn as we learn about a momentous gathering in Jerusalem, a modern-day echo of the Last Supper's call to love and reconciliation. This was no ordinary meeting; it was a melting pot of leaders from different nations and faiths, all transformed by the radical love of Jesus. The stories shared from this encounter shine a light on the unifying love that can heal the deepest of societal divides. And as we weave through the narrative threads from John, Ephesians, and Revelation, you'll see how love is not just a command but the very fabric of our existence.

• To bring our reflections full circle, we look at how divine encounters spur us towards active service and love in our communities. A poignant moment in Fredericksburg, Virginia, serves as a testament to the power of prayer and the swift hand of change, reminding us that our identities are founded in something far greater than ourselves.


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Website: www.atcpodcast.com

Instagram: @acrossthecounterpod

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Join us as we sit Across the Counter from award winning author Noah Asher.

In this ATC episode:


• Noah’s story is a powerful testament to the idea that our deepest trials are not the final word on our lives, but rather a prelude to a deeper purpose and service.

• During our conversation, Noah shares the vulnerable process of turning personal letters from his time behind bars into a beacon of hope for others still facing their personal battles. The conversation isn't all heavy, though; we laugh and find common ground in the unexpected places where humor meets gravity in Christian literature.

• Noah's unique perspective on faith doesn't shy away from the realities of his past, and his commitment to helping those in need shines through, especially in his efforts to provide his book to inmates and individuals in rehab centers.

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Instagram: @thenoahasher

Website: www.thenoahasher.com


Beliefs espoused by the guests of ATC are not necessarily the beliefs and convictions of ATC.

That said the intent of our podcast is to listen, remain curious and never fear failure in the discovery life giving truth. Many people we ardently disagree with have been our greatest teachers.

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Join us as we sit Across the Counter from author, speaker, and President of Premier Arts Collective Gene Krcelic.

In this OTC Episode:


• His narrative stretches from the untamed wilderness of pre-statehood Alaska to the momentous Apollo 11 mission, where his father played a critical role. Through his eyes, we traverse the landscapes of the Cold War and the space race, while also navigating the terrain of personal faith and the rigors of education.

• Venture with us through heartfelt conversations that explore the vast spectrum of spirituality and belief. We grapple with the challenges of navigating religious diversity, raising a family amidst varying faith traditions, and the moral quandaries posed by the distribution of resources within the American church. Gene's spiritual awakening serves as a touchstone for listeners who have faced their own questions about faith, prompting a deep dive into the transformative power of mission work and the life-altering visions that steer us towards our true calling.

• The episode doesn't shy away from the hard-hitting issues of global justice and the ethical dilemmas that confront believers today. We discuss the stark contrasts between worship in resource-strapped Cambodia and the opulence of American churches, examining the implications of our choices and the responsibility to act with compassion.

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Instagram: @acrossthecounterpod

Website: www.atcpodcast.com

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