Levvy Podcast

Curious Conversations About Christ-Centered Integration

Levvy Podcast 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 #15

  Wait, Haven't We Been Here Before?

  Aug 5, 202657 minS1

  <p>Haven't we been here before? Yes — and that's exactly how you know God is in it.</p><p></p><p>Season 1 of Levvy Podcast closes with a question that turns out to be a theological frame: wait, haven't we been here before? The answer is kairos. The appointed moment. Divine timing meeting opportunity and inviting action. In this finale each host names how they're living inside one right now — Ralph returning to a Christian school in a humbled role, delivering an on-camera apology to his ex-wife that stops the episode cold. Lindsay sitting in a depth she knows not to s...

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  Episode #14

  Is Desire Doxology?

  Jul 29, 202645 minS1

  <p>After weeks of exploring what desire is, the Levvy hosts bring it home with four questions. When does desire go wrong? How do I deal with disappointment with God? Have I given myself permission to want? And what does it look like to give my desire to the Lord? The answers are as different as the four people in the room. The season that began with a wicked problem ends with a doxology — desire, rightly held, speaks glory.</p><p></p><p>00:00 Intro highlights, welcome & episode question</p><p>00:42 What is doxology — and why desire is doxology</p><p>02:20 Roun...

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  Episode #13

  Is There Desire After Death?

  Jul 22, 202650 minS1

  <p>What if heaven isn't the end of desire — but the beginning of it? In this episode the Levvy hosts take the most speculative and most personal question in the desire arc — is there desire after death — and refuse to answer it safely. Lindsay argues that a heaven without desire is theologically incoherent. Ralph names what passes away and what doesn't — the flesh, not the wanting. Adam wonders whether eternity might actually feature an exponential increase in desire. And Leroy connects it all to a simple and radical claim: desire is eternal. </p><p></p><p>00:00 Intro highlights, welcome & episode question...

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  Episode #12

  Can Beauty Save The World?

  Jul 15, 202650 minS1

  <p>What is beauty, really? In this episode the Levvy hosts take one of the most provocative questions in Western thought and refuse to answer it quickly. The conversation moves through athletic beauty, artistic beauty, the beauty of kindness, the cost of pursuing physical beauty across cultures, Ralph's raw account of growing up Black in an Italian neighborhood and the moment someone finally saw him differently, and Lindsay's naming of the most personal dimension of the whole conversation — the power of being desired. The episode closes where the show began — the wicked problem, the many parts, the one body — and lands...

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  Episode #11

  How Soon Is Now?

  Jul 8, 202651 minS1

  <p>Every desire carries a timestamp. You know what you want. What you don't know is when. In this episode the Levvy hosts sit inside one of the most universally human experiences — the gap between longing and receiving. Lindsay shares for the first time the story of praying for her mother's healing through childhood, watching her die anyway, and the long prodigal journey back to a God she felt had failed her. Leroy shares a twenty-year wait for a person he believed God had promised him — and the stunning, unexpected way it resolved. Ralph names the temptation to get creative when...

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