"Hey, can you keep me accountable?" is a common phrase amongst Christians. In today's episode, I talk with Percy, Stephen, and Tofunmi about the place of "accountability" in Christian friendships. What is it? What's been its role in our own spiritual formation over the years? We get practical and talk about ways we've done accountability to fight lust and to develop spiritual disciplines. Hope you enjoy this candid discussion about an important aspect of Christian relationships.

NOTE: We do talk about lust, pornography, sexual immorality in this episode, in case you need to be mindful of how and where you're listening.

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BTS ("behind the staff") is back! In today's episode, I talk with Josh, who leads our International Student Fellowship, which is the international ministry within Voyage. We talk about how his background in church growing up eventually helped him come back to the faith after a couple of years of running away from it in college. We talk about his experience with missions and how it has been leading the ISF ministry in a very different context this past year.

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Loren, Luke, and Neil are upperclassmen in our ministry who've known our church since we were a much smaller congregation in Hyde Park. What are their initial reactions to and questions about our move to downtown now that they've experienced it?

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In this episode of dPod, Neil, Loren, and Luke share their experiences from the Servant Leadership Training (SLT) program offered by the Acts2 Network. They discuss the the highs and lows of the SLT experience and their lessons learned.

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Two episodes in one day?!

We've run 8 Sunday services and completed 6 weeks of outreach in "The Loop" (aka Downtown Chicago). Join the "Loop Pod" as we talk about what we're thankful for, what we're learning, and what we're hoping for as we look to the future of our ministry!

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So what's going on with dPod? Is this podcast dead? Where's DP been? Eden, Gisselle, Hyuna and DP attempt to bring dPod back to life!

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In this follow-up to Ep.16 The Dating Episode, Tof, Percy, Agape, and I reflect on marriage. We discuss surprises of married life, biblical principles that guide us, and how our spouses have helped us to grow. We talk about advice we'd give our younger selves, the joys of marriage, and talk also about how marriage has helped us to become more Christ-like. We're no marriage experts, but we can share with you our honest perspectives!

I'm joined by Temi, Tiffany, and Eden, and we recount our mission trip to the Dominican Republic with Filter of Hope. We discuss memorable people, standout conversations, personal takeaways, and why everyone should go on a mission trip!