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Hosted by Ted · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 51 episodes
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Meaningful discussions that lead to encounters with the truth--the reality that makes you free from the inside out
Ted hosts TED Talking, a religion show with 51 episodes published.
The reaction you most regret was not an accident. It was the one moment all day you told the truth — and this episode reframes that reaction not as evidence against you, but as information about a root that grace is alre
You know the thought is false. So why does it still feel true when it arrives? The battle is not primarily against your behavior, but against the belief beneath it — the fortress built around a conclusion that has been r
You know the thought is false. So why does it still feel true when it arrives? The battle is not primarily against your behavior, but against the belief beneath it — the fortress built around a conclusion that has been r
You know the thought is false. So why does it still feel true when it arrives? The battle is not primarily against your behavior, but against the belief beneath it — the fortress built around a conclusion that has been r
You've been carrying something so long it stopped feeling like a wound and started feeling like furniture. What if Jesus was already there — not watching from a distance, but present in the worst moment you ever lived? T
When you pray, is there anything visual happening — or does it feel like sending a message into a void? This episode traces the modern suspicion of imagination to a seventeenth-century doubt experiment, and recovers what
You do the things you're supposed to do. Serve, give, pray, read, show up. And somewhere underneath all of it, you're quietly exhausted — wondering if this weight is just what discipleship costs, or a sign something's wr
You keep asking whether God's love reaches you specifically, on a bad week. You've heard the verse. You already know the doctrine. That's not what's actually in question. This episode goes one level deeper than the verse
You started in grace. Somewhere along the way, trying became the whole thing. Not because you stopped caring. Not because you walked away. But because the drift never announces itself — it arrives dressed as growth, as s
You've been performing for a god who's never quite satisfied. Or you walked away from one who seemed to require things you couldn't give. Either way — the image you've been reacting to may not be the one Jesus was actual
You've kept a question at a careful distance — not because you're afraid of the answer, but because you've never been told you were allowed to actually ask it. This episode is permission to ask it honestly. Faith and rea
You've tried. Sincerely. More than once. And something keeps drifting back to exactly where it was. It's not a discipline problem. It's a direction problem — and the direction was set a long time before you ever chose it
You've tried. You've recommitted. You've drifted. And you're exhausted. What if the method you've been using to change was never designed to reach the place where change actually happens — not because you failed it, but
You started this series with a question — maybe one you’d carried for years: Is there a gap between what I know about God and what I actually experience of Him? This is the final episode. And it asks the hardest question
You've seen the Father's true face. You've had false images dismantled and replaced with truth. You've been loved, healed, held, and restored. Now what? Jesus answers that question — and it turns everything outward. In t
You've had real encounters with God. Something opened. Something changed. And then Tuesday came — and the distance crept back in. Not rebellion. Not doubt. Just the quiet drift that happens when encounter doesn't have so
The Sabbath has passed. The city is still holding its breath. On this Resurrection Sunday, before the sun is fully up — the ground itself begins to move. An angel. A rolled-back stone. Women who came expecting a body. "H
On this Holy Saturday. Yesterday, he died. The stone was rolled into place. The chief priests asked Pilate for a guard. They remembered he said he would rise. "Make it as secure as you know how." They sealed the wrong th
On this Good Friday. It is still dark. Gethsemane is behind him — the garden, the soldiers, the kiss, the drawn sword, the ear restored, the disciples scattered into the dark. They are marching him toward the city. There
On this Thursday — the most intimately recorded night in history. Five witnesses. From sundown to midnight. He washes their feet. He names his betrayer. He breaks bread and gives it new meaning. He speaks three chapters
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TED Talking is hosted by Ted. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 51 episodes.
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