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Hosted by C-Dub and Bones · 🇺🇸 US · EN-US · 426 episodes
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C-Dub and Bones, creators of WOFOYO Pathfinding Resources discuss issues that will help believers in Jesus Christ to develop a more solid relationship with the Lord and avoid some of the pitfalls of Christianity.
C-Dub and Bones hosts The WOFOYO Podcast, a religion show with 426 episodes published.
Ahab wanted a vineyard and promised a fair deal, but Naboth refused because it was his inheritance. That single refusal exposes a whole theology of leadership: some people see legacy as holy, others see it as a commodity
What if the biggest problem with your faith isn’t doubt, but delay? We wrestle with a line that refuses to let us stay comfortable: “What good is being anointed if you’re not going to use it?” Borrowed with full credit t
What if the biggest reason the Old Testament feels “harsher” than the New Testament is the voice you hear in your head while you read it? We put that assumption on the table and then walk straight into Psalm 50, a passag
Packed rooms don’t automatically mean transformed lives, and we’re done pretending they do. We take a hard look at what Jesus actually commands in Matthew 28: make disciples, teach obedience, and live like the authority
What do you actually value when you’re seeking God and are you willing to become someone who brings value, too? We start with Jesus’ sharp question about John the Baptist, “What did you go out to see,” and let it expose
“The Bible says it, that settles it” can sound strong, but what happens when your heart is still unsettled and your questions keep getting deeper? We tell a story that will feel familiar to anyone who has tried to pursue
Four hundred voices can’t make something true. We start with 1 Kings 22, where Ahab lines up an entire crowd of prophets to bless his plan, and Jehoshaphat interrupts with a question that still cuts today: have we actual
You can be exhausted and still be obedient, and you can be active and still be out of season. On a rainy Friday, I slow down long enough to talk through a lesson I keep learning the hard way: God gives different assignme
Civilian life can feel like someone ripped the compass out of your hands. We sit down as veterans and believers and get specific about why the transition out of the military can mess with your sense of purpose, especiall
Drama is rarely the whole story, and it’s almost never the best teacher. We’re talking about what happens when a genuine move of God collides with rumors, titles, ambition, and the kind of pressure that tries to force yo
“We’re family” can be a beautiful promise or an empty slogan, depending on what happens when real suffering shows up. We start with three scriptures on friendship and brotherhood, Proverbs 18:24, Proverbs 17:17, and Eccl
Jesus gets baptized, and the very next move in Matthew’s Gospel is not a platform, a spotlight, or a comfortable victory lap. The Spirit leads Him into the wilderness to be tempted. That detail stops us in our tracks, be
A leader can withstand open opposition and still fall to a private conversation. We pick up one of the most sobering passages in the Old Testament, 1 Kings 13, where a man of God delivers a true prophetic word, sets a co
Psalm 2 doesn’t read like an ancient poem that lost relevance it reads like a headline. We open by reading the full chapter in the New King James Version, then slow down on the psalm’s most confrontational idea: people d
Revelation gets treated like a codebook for the future, but we read it like it was written: a message for real churches, real pressure, and real discipleship. We start with a simple method that changes everything, Script
The book of Revelation can feel like a contradiction: a good God, a holy God, and then scenes that look like plagues, wrath, and violent judgment. We open Revelation 15 and read the whole chapter out loud, then we stop o
Revelation can feel like a maze of symbols, hot takes, and end-times anxiety, but we read it as it actually introduces itself: the unveiling of Jesus Christ. We pick up where we left off and show why “scripture interpret
God asks Solomon a question that exposes all of us: “Ask what you wish me to give to you.” Solomon could have gone for long life, wealth, or the defeat of his enemies, but he chooses something harder and better: an under
Revelation has a reputation: confusing symbols, endless timelines, and a cloud of dread. We go the opposite direction and start where the book starts, with a simple claim that re-centers everything: this is the revelatio
A quiet statistic can expose a loud spiritual problem: for decades, church attendance in the United States has often leaned heavily female, and that imbalance has shaped what church life feels like. Then a newer poll sho
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The WOFOYO Podcast is hosted by C-Dub and Bones. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 426 episodes.
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