With all the mixed signals being sent out about God’s Kingdom, we need a spot to land and a place to live in the faith. Standing in front of Jesus, Pilate asked the epic question, “What is truth?” He wasn’t the last person to wonder. Amidst all the fading trends and fossilized traditions that pass themselves off as Christianity, many Jesus-followers find themselves spiritually homeless, living without a tribe to which they can connect. There has to be a landing spot for mavericks and misfits - a place they can call their home. Jeff Lyle, a self-declared church maverick and ministry misfit, hosts this podcast in order to cut through through all the incomplete, inaccurate and inadequate expression of modern Christianity. In the end, for all mavericks and misfits looking for God’s answers to life, eternity, relationships, culture and theology... home should always be where the truth is.
Episode 232: Escaping Toil, Pressure & Frustration In our spiritual journey, we often encounter seasons of toil, frustration, and emptiness. This episode of Mavericks & Misfits delves into the story of Peter's miraculous catc...
Episode 231: Doubting God’s Goodness Has God been good to you? Is God good to you right now? Do you have an expectation of God’s goodness to you for the future? In this episode of the Mavericks & Misfits podcast, …
Episode 230: Before You Take Off Your Armor In this episode of Mavericks & Misfits, we examine the undiagnosed issue of pride and arrogance in many Christians’ hearts., We are challenged to examine our own hearts, and to conf...
Episode 229: The Salted Slug in the Church In this episode of Mavericks & Misfits, we're challenged to confront a crucial aspect of our faith that's often overlooked in modern Christianity: the necessity of repentance. The ce...
Episode 228: Resentment, Anger & Bitterness: Get it Fixed In this powerful message, we're challenged to confront a critical aspect of our spiritual lives: unresolved anger and conflict. The teaching draws from Jesus' words in...
Episode 227: Too Strong for God Are we too strong for our own good? This thought-provoking message challenges our desire for constant victory and strength, reminding us that God sometimes allows weakness in our lives for a gr...