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Radical exists to make Jesus known everywhere.

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Why would a good and loving God send people to hell? The gospel confronts us with a difficult truth: none of us is good. We have all sinned against a perfectly holy God, and our sin deserves judgment.
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But the good news is that God has made a way for us through Jesus Christ. His perfect goodness is revealed not only in his justice, but also in his mercy and grace toward sinners. Subscribe to Everyday Radical wherever you get your podcasts.
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Why Good People Won't Make It To Heaven

In this episode of Everyday Radical, David Platt and Austin Huang continue their conversation about the fruit of the Spirit, focusing on goodness.

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Can we truly be good without God? Goodness might be one of the most overlooked fruits of the Spirit. But what does it actually look like in everyday life, especially when someone has wronged us?
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Join David Platt and Austin Huang on Everyday Radical as they explore the goodness of God and how the Holy Spirit empowers us to overcome evil with good. Subscribe to Everyday Radical wherever you get your podcasts.
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Why does Japan reject foreign religions? And how does that affect Japanese people who do decide to follow Jesus?
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In this episode of Hard to Reach: Japan, Steven Morales explores why Shintoism and Buddhism are so intertwined with Japanese identity, and sits down with Japanese Christians to learn what that cultural challenge looks like today.
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Why are there so few Christians in Japan? In an island nation where the gospel reached its shores centuries ago, Christianity has just seemingly never been able to grow.
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In this new three episode series from Radical, Steven Morales explores the religious history of Japan and its tenuous relationship with Christianity.
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Suffering reminds us that this world was never meant to be our home. There is a day coming when suffering will be no more, and until then, even our hardship can deepen our longing for what God has prepared for us.
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Hear more in Philip Anthony Mitchell’s conversation with David Platt and Austin Huang on Everyday Radical. radical.net/podcasts/everyda…

Philip Anthony Mitchell Opens Up About the Battle Behind His Ministry

In this episode of Everyday Radical, David Platt, Austin Huang, and Philip Anthony Mitchell discuss prayer, faithfulness, and suffering.

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Pride can turn God’s work into something we start believing is about us.
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When Philip Anthony Mitchell saw thousands gathering to hear the gospel, he felt pride creeping into his heart. So he stepped away to fast, pray, and remind himself of the truth: God brings the increase, and God gets the glory. Watch the full conversation on Everyday Radical.
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The missionaries of tomorrow may be sitting at your dinner table today. How we talk about God’s work around the world can shape how our children see their place in his mission.
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Read Hannah Hagarty’s practical tips for helping your children see and love what God is doing among the nations at radical.net 🔗
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You can be in ministry and still need a deeper reverence for God.
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An unexpected encounter at the Garden Tomb in Israel confronted Philip Anthony Mitchell with God’s holiness and the weight of his own sinfulness. He left with a renewed calling to proclaim the truth without compromise. Subscribe to Everyday Radical wherever you get your podcasts
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Philip Anthony Mitchell Opens Up About the Battle Behind His Ministry

In this episode of Everyday Radical, David Platt, Austin Huang, and Philip Anthony Mitchell discuss prayer, faithfulness, and suffering.

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Jesus never promised following him would be easy. He promised the opposite.
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In this Everyday Radical episode, Philip Anthony Mitchell joins David Platt and Austin Huang for an honest conversation about prayer, suffering, influence, and what it takes to contend for the gospel with faithfulness. Subscribe to Everyday Radical wherever you get your podcasts
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