In this episode of Speaking of Faith, Bishop DeDe Duncan-Probe and Adam Eichelberger continue their exploration of the baptismal covenant, diving deeper into what it means to proclaim that Jesus is Lord. They reflect on the tension between faith and doubt, judgment and grace, and the mystery of Jesus as both fully human and fully divine. This conversation invites listeners to approach faith as a journey of learning, questioning, and relationship—returning again and again to the truth that God’s invitation is always one of love and transformation.
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