The Messy Walk Podcast

The Messy Walk Podcast

The Messy Walk Podcast is a religion podcast hosted by Adam Cook, with 262 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.

Adam Cook hosts The Messy Walk Podcast, a religion show with 262 episodes published.

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  255: Dear Church, Love Gen Z — Dear Church, We Don't Hate You

  Aug 19, 20261h 2m

  Between 1997 and 2012, a whole generation of people was born and named "Generation Z." Now, as Gen Z reaches adulthood, their lifestyle choices and perspectives differ from those of older generations in matters of daily life, social mindsets, and even faith. Pastor Adam is joined by his special guest and daughter, Olivea, to provide insight into the minds of older and younger generations and to tear down the overly simplistic assumptions made about Gen Z rejecting Christianity and the Church. *Scripture referenced in this episode: Revelation 2:1-4; 3:1, 16

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  254: Stop Borrowing Tomorrow — What If I Fail?

  Aug 12, 202642 min

  Many people put much of their identity in their performance, and with the stakes so high, the fear of failure is scarier than just about anything else. Unfortunately, if fear keeps us locked up, we will never try anything, and the outcome of staying safe is sad and disappointing. At the very least, giving in to fear of failure demonstrates a lack of faith. Pastor Adam and Steph attempt to unravel the confusion of what we do with who we are and assure us that failure is an event, but defeat is a decision. *Scripture is in this episode: Matthew 25, Romans 8:1, Proverbs 24:16

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  253: Stop Borrowing Tomorrow — What If Everything Falls Apart?

  Aug 5, 202641 min

  We work so hard to build up what we have and keep our lives secure. If we could predict every event that happens to us, we would protect everything we could and maybe worry less. Sometimes we worry ourselves sick over what will happen in the future, fearing that all our efforts will crumble. Yet we cannot really know what will happen, and we do not have the control we so desire. Unforeseen circumstances will come, but the freeing truth of reality is that we were never meant to hold our own lives together. Having faith is having confidence that nothing comes as a surprise to God, and He will see you through it. Pastor Adam and Steph address the concern behind the question, "What if my life falls apart?" and pose the better question, "What if Jesus really is enough, even if it does?" *Scripture referenced in this episode: John 16:33, James 4:13:15, Job 1:21, Phillipians 4:6-7

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  252: Stop Borrowing Tomorrow — What If I Don't Have Enough?

  Jul 15, 202638 min

  One of the oldest fears in human history is this: What if I don't have enough? We all have real needs, we all want security, and we all have felt stressed about how to make sure we are not left empty-handed. This is not just an occasional concern—it's constant, and it does not discriminate among the poor, the middle class, and the wealthy. Only God can carry the weight of our security. Even as we are often convinced that contentment is just one purchase away, Pastor Adam and Steph once again redirect us to the words of Jesus, who said that it is most important to seek God first. Your Heavenly Father knows what you need before you ask Him, and He has proven to be Provider. *Scripture referenced in this episode: Mathew 6:25-27, 33; Phillipians 4:19

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  251: Stop Borrowing Tomorrow — Why We Worry

  Jul 8, 202628 min

  Why are we carrying burdens God never asked us to carry? Most of us have a list of things we're worried about. In fact, we've become so accustomed to worry that we don't even recognize that we bring it with us everywhere we go. We dismiss our inner turmoil and fear as just part of being a responsible, realistic human being. Meanwhile, our culture is producing worriers at an unprecedented rate, driven by 24-hour access to news and social media, with the average person checking their phone hundreds of times a day. It's no wonder we have less peace in our generation. Pastor Adam and Steph open up one of their favorite chapters in the Bible—Matthew 6—to reflect on Jesus's comforting words to His disciples. Each day has enough trouble of its own, but God knows exactly what you need, and you can trust Him. *Scripture referenced in this episode: Matthew 6:25, 34

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