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Worship And War

Author: Jacob Barnett

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The Worship & War Podcast is a podcast that aims to open honest conversation about searching and finding identity.

With a motto of "Progress, not Perfect", Barnett hopes to inspire others in their sanctification as they are transformed by God.

Through in-depth interviews with leaders, independent dialogue and teaching, host Jacob Barnett shares insights on how to manage life in the crazy moments. Beyond that, Barnett promotes shame free discussion and vulnerability in hopes to release others to a live a life of freedom.
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One of the most important aspects of battle is the equipment you have - it can turn the tides of battle in an instance.  Jacob talks about how we equip ourselves for the war on our worship and some of the "spiritual gear" we have, most importantly we have God himself with us.
Made For War

Made For War

2020-10-1518:07

Filled with the Holy Spirit, we were made for victory. Jacob explains how there is a facet of Christian life that includes the notion that we were made for War. He discusses what it might look like and how we fight with this understanding. 
Allies and Enemies

Allies and Enemies

2020-10-1513:50

How do we know who is truly for us or against us? In this conversation Jacob Barnett shares some insight on knowing who our allies and enemies are.  He also connects this truth to the reality of the war for our worship and how we fight better with others.
Wounds

Wounds

2020-10-1418:57

Taking care of yourself is crucial to your holistic health; this must include addressing any wounds and injuries we have so we can heal well.  Jacob explains in this episode how wounds affect our worship and warfare, and cautions on the detriment that can happen when they are left unattended.
Generational Warfare

Generational Warfare

2020-10-1421:29

Some battles, struggles, and even sins seem to "stay in the family". In this conversation Jacob opens the topic of Generational Warfare and what it can possibly mean or look like.  Taking an introspective turn, he examines his own family's generational curses and blessings. 
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