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Living Unoffended Podcast

Living Unoffended Podcast

De: Brant Hansen
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Launching from his books Unoffendable and Life is Hard, God is Good, Let's Dance, author/radio host Brant Hansen gives you personal, highly relevant encouragement to actually live a life of peace in a world gone mad. "Jesus knows how to live, and live to the full," Brant says. "So here's how we do it." Take these reminders wherever you go! Ciencias Sociales Cristianismo Espiritualidad Ministerio y Evangelismo
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  • Episode 17
    Apr 6 2026

    In this episode, Brant explores something that sounds counterintuitive—but actually makes life better right now: humility.

    Why does Jesus tell us to become like children and lower ourselves? And how does that lead to more freedom, creativity, wisdom…even better sleep?

    It turns out, lowering ourselves isn't losing—it's gaining a lighter, fuller way to live

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    14 m
  • Episode 16
    Mar 31 2026

    In this episode, Brant is joined by his friend Tyler for a laid-back (and intentionally "failed") conversation about something that doesn't get talked about nearly enough—loving your enemies.

    They unpack the idea of "righteous anger" and challenge the common assumption that it's something Christians are called to hold onto. Is it actually biblical…or something we've just accepted without really examining?

    Plus, a real-life listener question brings it all home: how do you deal with a difficult, overbearing coworker without losing your peace—or your patience?

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    17 m
  • Episode 15
    Mar 23 2026

    What does forgiveness actually look like—and what doesn't it mean?

    In this episode, Brant clears up some common misconceptions about forgiveness. From boundaries and consequences to remembering the past and dealing with real hurt, he explains what forgiveness is not—and why it's still essential for anyone following Jesus.

    Letting go of bitterness doesn't mean ignoring what happened. It means choosing a better way forward—one that leads to freedom.

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    9 m
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