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Hosted by Sean Lee · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 300 episodes
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The podcast for "normal" Christ-followers, real people who aren’t perfect, and the place where we believe church should be a place for ALL disciples to find and fulfill God’s purpose in their lives.
Sean Lee hosts Church for Normies, a religion show with 300 episodes published.
In 1898, Jim White discovered for himself a cave of wonders. "I found myself gazing into the biggest and blackest hole I had ever seen, out of which the bats seemed literally to boil." And if you've ever been to Carlsbad
Douglas Adams, famous English author, quipped: "You live and learn. At any rate, you live." Sometimes we assume that we live and learn but, if we're honest, we know that's not true. We have to put faith and energy into i
The opening of The Seals ... it is the beginning of the end! A vision of catastrophe and mayhem! The very definition of the Apocalypse! Well, not really ... Yes, the last one, but the others, calm down. This is not a Mic
Gal. 4:4-5 says "But when the time had fully come, God sent his Son, born of a woman, born under law, to redeem those under law, that we might receive the full rights of sons." Our eye quickly (and with good reason!) is
“ What would you do if you knew you only had a few minutes left to live ?” It's concievable that how you answer that question will not only sum up the practical philosophical/theological beliefs in your life, but also ho
The historical event of the resurrection of Jesus is a curiosity to a secular or disdainfully naturalistic culture. Maybe they have a point? If he's alive - truly not dead - why isn't he walking around now? Why lead the
What's the difference between satiety and contentment? (We know ... WHAT?!) "Satiety" is the physical and psychological feeling of fullness and satisfaction after eating, which eases the feelings of hunger and keeps you
Have you ever written or received a letter that warns you about certain people who may cause you harm? That's what Paul did in Philippians. But more than that, he used it as a springboard to launch into what is the essen
The Gospel is disruptive. It always has been and always will be. In fact, in Thessalonica, it's introduction to the city caused a riot. It's detractors accused Christians of turning the world upside down (Acts 17:6), not
What is the opposite of joy? Sadness? No, because "Christian" joy is not really an emotion like sadness. It is an objective settlement and peace that is concretely outside their control. It looks like happiness, but it's
Have you heard of Spencer Silver and Art Fry? If you've used Post-it Notes (or some generic equivalent), you can thank them! In 1968, the 3M industrial chemists were working on "super strong aircraft adhesive" - and fail
"Joy," wrote GK Chesterton, "which was the small publicity of the pagan, is the gigantic secret of the Christian." How is that possible? Because the world equates happiness for joy. And because it will always be based on
Well, we had a snow/ice storm in Roswell, NM ... and it shut us down for a half a week! (which is why this is late!). But take heart! Adversity makes us stronger! Right? It reminds me of a contemporary adage: "The pain y
Author James Clear wrote: "Your choices create leverage. A good initial choice (like choosing the right thing to work on or the right person to work with) can deliver 100x payoff. Working hard is important, but working o
Jim Collins wrote: "Good is the enemy of great. And that is one of the key reasons why we have so little that becomes great. We don't have great schools, principally because we have good schools. We don't have great gove
The Key to Success in 2026. If you go to Rome, just west of the Colosseum, is The Ponte Fabricio : a beautiful, stone, double-arch pedestrian bridge over the Tiber river that you walk over to get over to the Isola Tiberi
"If you expect nothing, you'll never be dissappointed," said one commedian. While sardonic in it's attempt at humor, the irony does seem to hit close to home: Doesn't it make more sense to keep our expectations low? But
Have you ever heard of "the Long Peace"? It's the period of history from 1945 (the end of WW2) all the way to the present. For 80 years, now, it has been argued that while there have been relatively small skirmishes, the
"Long lay the world in sin and ever pining, ‘Til He appears and the soul felt its worth A thrill of hope; the weary world rejoices, For yonder breaks a new and glorious morn." So goes the second verse of "O Holy Night,"
“There are only three kinds of Christians when it comes to world missions: zealous goers, zealous senders, and disobedient.” That sentence was written by John Piper, a pastor in Minnesota. What do you think, when you rea
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Church for Normies is hosted by Sean Lee. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 300 episodes.
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