Deepend with Moyin Ojo

Berlin, Germany, Europe doesn’t need another church that talks to itself. Deepend with Moyin Ojo is built for the person who stopped going, the person who never started, and the person still in the building wondering if they should be. The format is simple. Each episode, one real question gets asked the way you’d actually ask it, not the polished version. Then Pastor Moyin Ojo, who pastors The Stone Church Berlin, answers it without flinching and without the church-insider shortcuts. No assumed belief, no jargon, no pretending the objections aren’t good ones. New episodes every Wednesday.

Deepend with Moyin Ojo is a general podcast hosted by Unknown Host, with 0 episodes on record and a Required Pod Score of 80. PitchCentric scores this show on Booking Probability, Listen Score, and live audience signals refreshed every 24 hours.

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  Episode #5

  DeepEnd | Episode 5 | I am in a dark place, how can I come out?

  Aug 26, 202626 minS1

  <p>Last week, Pastor Mo asked people not to let suffering change their view of God. This week comes the harder follow-up: what if the darkness has already done that? What if hope is gone and you’re just trying to survive? Pastor Mo lays out a path forward that starts with the one thing suffering usually takes first: hope. He talks about finding help, allowing people into your journey, taking small steps, and why recovery is a process rather than a quick fix. </p>

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  Episode #4

  DeepEnd | Episode 4 | Why does God allow suffering

  Aug 18, 202622 minS1

  <p>A diagnosis arrives out of nowhere. A disaster wipes out everything. You did everything right, and life still went wrong. So the question eventually turns toward God: if He could have stopped this, why didn’t He? Pastor Mo doesn’t pretend there’s a neat answer. Instead, he asks what happens when our search for someone to blame begins to separate us from the very place we’re looking for help. And he leaves one thought for anyone currently in a valley: what hurts today can still become part of someone else’s healing tomorrow.</p><p><br /></p><p>(00:0...

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  Episode #3

  DeepEnd | Episode 3 | PDA

  Aug 12, 202615 minS1

  <p>A footballer drops to his knees after the final whistle and prays with the opposing team. His explanation is five words: we're simply brothers in Christ. Most of us would never do that. Pastor Mo talks about why publicly declaring your faith feels so uncomfortable, why keeping it entirely private is a slow way to let it die, and the one line that reframes the whole thing: Jesus didn't die for you in secret. If you can publicly declare your love for your spouse, you should be able to publicly declare your faith.</p>

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  Episode #2

  DeepEnd | Episode 2 | Do we still need church? - Part I

  Aug 9, 202617 minS1

  <p>In the last episode, Pastor Mo made the case that church still matters. This week the harder question: if you're actually considering going back, how do you walk into a room that might hurt you again? Pastor Mo's test is simple and personal. Would you put your children in that room? If the answer is no, trust that instinct. He also names what you can't fake alone at home, and why the person willing to correct you might be the one you need most.</p><p><br /></p>

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  Episode #1

  DeepEnd | Episode 1 | Do we still need church? - Part I

  Aug 9, 202618 minS1

  <p>Millions stopped going to church and their lives didn't collapse. Some seem happier. So Pastor Mo sits down with the question his own congregation might not want him to answer: is church still relevant, or is it an institution that outlived its purpose? He concedes more than you'd expect.</p><p><br></p>

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