Mess It Up Podcast

Paul and Christina talk about the movie "Priceless".

Paul and Christina take a brief look at mental health and how it can impact our recovery.

Paul and Christina talk about a quote from Pastor Rick Warren that says that our ears are the most healing part of our bodies. The song of the week is "Just Give Me Jesus" by Unspoken.

Have you ever gotten caught up in the Try Harder Doctrine? Find out why it doesn't work. Also, Biker Chick and the Bow Tie Guy talk about the new Toby Mac song "Scars"

Mess it Up Show 26 - Triage by Mess It Up

Mess it Up Show 25 - Elicit by Mess It Up

When trying to navigate through a tough time it can seem tempting to lean on robotic, formulaic ways. Sometimes we need to dig a bit deeper and do something different.

Biker Chick and the Bow Tie Guy look at how to get beyond the denominational divisions that seem to trip us up as Christians.

Christina and Paul look at conversations with people where we need to get or be humbled. It's not easy, but that's the way we turn the mess into a message!

Paul and Christina talk about the concept of what ministry is and who does it. The big question is am I doing my ministry or am I doing God's ministry?

Guest podcaster from the Unashamed Unafraid podacst joins the gang to talk about dealing with sexual addictions and pornography.

Christina and Paul look at the way we can use our stories to give other people hope.

Christina and Paul take a look at step studies and church.

Take a look back and see how your life is changing with God

Paul and Christina take a look at liiting beliefs that we soeties hold on to

Paul talks about a recent trip to Nashville and Celebrate Recovery Summit East

Can your ugly past make you a role model? We think that it can when you turn the mess into a message!

Confronting issues is a good thing. Hear Biker Chick talk about how she uses her recovery to confront her problems.

How does comparison steal your joy? What cloud are you having faith in and will you dance when the rain comes?

The team asks the question "Would your past 'you' be jealous of your now 'you'?" Also, do you put on a fake face to please others?