Name: How I deal with my disorder (you may not like this)
Uploaded: 2024-03-05T01:29:42.000Z
Description: I’m not sure I should share this, but I have a disorder. It fueled my depression and my anxiety. I still deal with it from time to time, and there’s only one thing that’s helped me get through it. It may help you too. Let’s go to the Deep End.

I’m not sure I should share this, but I have a disorder.
It fueled my depression and my anxiety. I still deal with it from time to time, and there’s only one thing that’s helped me get through it.
It may help you too. Let’s go to the Deep End.

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How I deal with my disorder (you may not like this) 

This is the B-Side of culture, conversation, & chaos.

Beth Moore sits down with Lecrae on The Deep End Podcast for a raw and powerful conversation about faith, suffering, courage, and the cost of conviction. From her early years teaching Bible studies to leaving the Southern Baptist Convention, Beth opens up about abuse, submission, women in ministry, and why she could no longer stay silent about politics and power in the church.

In this episode, Beth shares how she stayed anchored in Jesus through controversy, how her marriage survived trauma and trials, and how she’s finding new belonging in the Anglican church. This is a conversation about faithfulness in the wilderness, the danger of marrying church and empire, and the unshakable hope we have in Christ.

🔑 Topics we cover:

Beth Moore’s journey from Bible teacher to outspoken leader
Leaving the SBC and the backlash that followed
Abuse, power, and submission in the church
Marriage, trauma, and growing old together
Why the church’s alliance with politics is dangerous
What it means to belong when your community turns away

If you’ve ever wrestled with doubt, tradition, or feeling unwanted by the church—you’re not alone. Beth Moore’s story is a reminder that following Jesus sometimes means standing against the tide.

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 When “Biblical” Submission Becomes Abuse | Beth Moore Has Unfiltered Convo w/ Lecrae

Erwin McManus has been called a heretic, a cultural architect, and one of the most misunderstood pastors in America. In this raw and unfiltered conversation with Lecrae, Erwin shares his story—from immigrating from El Salvador and growing up in a broken home, to searching through philosophy and world religions, to finally encountering Jesus in a way that changed everything.

They dive into the tension of being an outsider in the church, why Erwin believes Christianity must reclaim its creativity and imagination, and how his “Seven Frequencies” framework reveals the way people truly communicate. Erwin also opens up about death threats that pushed him out of publishing for years, the immigrant realities shaping his perspective on politics, and why today’s heresy often becomes tomorrow’s orthodoxy.

This episode is about nuance, faith, culture, and what it means to pioneer a new way of following Jesus in a world of conformity.

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The Pastor Christianity Wasn’t Ready For - Erwin Raphael McManus

Ross Johnston’s story is anything but ordinary. Conceived through artificial insemination and raised by two moms, Ross grew up far from church and never expected to follow Jesus. But at 15, one simple invitation changed everything.

In this conversation with Lecrae, Ross opens up about navigating faith, identity, and family tension—while still loving and honoring his mom. They discuss the cultural shift in the LGBTQ community, the biblical call to truth and love, and what it means to find your identity in Christ alone.

From street preaching in Hollywood to leading revivals nationwide, Ross shares powerful testimonies of transformation and freedom, and why he believes the presence of God—not just arguments—changes lives.

If you’ve wrestled with how to love people well without compromising your convictions, this conversation is a must-watch.

📍 Topics include:

– Growing up with two moms &amp; coming to faith

– The shift in LGBTQ activism over the years

– Balancing truth and love in hard conversations

– Why the presence of God matters more than persuasion

– Testimonies from the streets and revival events

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Let’s go to the Deep End!

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0:00 - Coming Up
1:18 - Today’s Guest, Ross Johnston: His Story
12:29 - Finding Out What It Means To Be A Son
16:44 - Cultural Shift, Responding In Truth And Love
25:04 - Navigating Complex Relationships 
29:34 - Pride Month: What Is It? How To Respond
37:22 - Same Sex Attraction: Living With It Vs.Transformed
44:44 - Labels And Assumptions, Frustrating Christians
49:13 - Empathy: Sitting In The Tension
53:15 - Taste And See
56:42 - Churches Engaging With Culture 
100:09 - Rough Places, Wild Experiences
1:03:14 - Wrapping Up

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He Was Raised by Two Lesbian Moms: Ross Johnston Talks Pride, LGBTQ+, and Finding Jesus

Hollywood powerhouses Jonathan Majors and Meagan Good-Majors sit down with Lecrae for their first in-depth interview together, opening up about love, faith, career, and resilience in the face of public scrutiny.

From navigating highly publicized challenges, a public divorce, and the pressures of fame to building a life together rooted in trust, therapy, and spiritual growth, they share how their relationship became a story of grace, healing, and courage.

They address rumors, misconceptions, and the reality of standing together when the world tries to tear you apart. Jonathan reveals the personal cost of cancel culture, Meagan reflects on rebuilding her prayer life after heartbreak, and together they talk about launching Honor Culture, their new wellness and lifestyle brand designed to bring community, healing, and holistic health.

Whether you know them from blockbuster films, TV, or headlines, this raw, transparent conversation will change how you see them, and maybe how you see your own story.

📌 Topics we cover:

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<li>How they met and built trust after personal storms</li>
<li>The truth about “trauma bonding” and divorce</li>
<li>Surviving public opinion, cancel culture, and Hollywood politics</li>
<li>Rebuilding faith and prayer after heartbreak</li>
<li>Why they started Honor Culture and their vision for it</li>
<li>How love, friendship, and purpose keep them moving forward</li>
</ul>

<h1>JonathanMajors #MeaganGood #Lecrae #HonorCulture #TheDeepEndPodcast #Faith #Hollywood #CancelCulture #LoveStory #Wellness #Inspiration</h1>

Let’s go to the Deep End!

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Jonathan Majors & Meagan Good-Majors Break Their Silence on Cancellation, Relationship, & Faith

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By being honest with the challenges he’s faced, Lecrae is going to dive into the hard things no one else will face and talk about what life looks like when you go off the deep end. This show is not for perfect people or people who’ve never made mistakes. This show is for the rest of us who are just trying to pick up the pieces and find a way forward with vulnerability and honesty.