Justin Stumvoll is a speaker, teacher, and life consultant who knows the kindness of God and loves to create space for individuals to find healing so they can be their most authentic selves Just dives into Love being the key to helping folks walk through the gritty, vulnerable and real approach to transformation. This was a fast-paced conversation where the guy’s traded stories about the reconciling nature of God; they talked about punishment, self-judgment, reconciliation, justice, sin, forgiveness, grace, freedom from addiction, and more. This podcast is bursting with the kindness of God that transforms the world.

QUOTES

“The thing that is completely different with Jesus (as opposed to) any other religious system is that there is no hierarchy.”

“We are tormented by our disconnection to love that causes us to believe that  “I am abandoned.”

“You are more than the amalgamation of the messes you’ve made.”

“People are terrified of forgiveness because it strips them of control…under a law-based system I can control the love of God… this removes relationship and trust…”

“There’s no such thing as an atheist, there are just people that really question religion.”

 “When I look at an individual, I (am able to) have grace for their messes, (because) I don’t see a 40-year-old, I see a five-year-old…”

For more on Justin Stumvoll
www.justinandabi.com

Podcast intro and outro music by Wilde Assembly

Jason Clark is a writer, speaker, and lead communicator at A Family Story ministries. His mission is to encourage sons and daughters to grow sure in the love of an always-good heavenly Father. He and his wife, Karen, live in North Carolina with their three children.

3 Comments

  1. Ben

    I assume the Word of God has overwhelmed Derrick n his wife, causing his absence from ur podcast. Perhaps lost his position. Not surprised. If I’m erroneous—pls forgive me. What/Whom I cling to..is the Word. Derrick against anyone who posts ‘disagreeable’ things here, amen? Your concluding pods, Derrick says.

    Hope u accept comments that differ from thrust o ur Theo/ Christology?

    Have that latitude n fortitude?

    Reply
    • Jason Clark

      Derreck is great, still pastoring, and we’re still connected. He had more on his plate than hours in the day and needed to take a step back from a few things, including the podcast. He’ll be back on from time to time.

      As to the rest of the comment, I am not sure I understand what you’re trying to express. Not sure what’s “disagreeable” or what “thrust o ur Theo/ Christology?” means?

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      • Ben

        Thank you Jason. After rereading my post I’m not sure what I meant either!!!

        Will see if I can rework it; otherwise thank you for response.

        Reply

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