In Episode 4 of Sawyers Spurs: Christian Unification Podcast, Preston and Eric continue their Bible study through Acts 4–6, focusing on what the early church looked like when belief had real consequences.

They talk about Peter and John’s boldness, the threat of persecution, and the kind of unity that holds up under pressure. The conversation also gets into Ananias and Sapphira, integrity before God, and why “half-truths” become serious when your life is built on surrender. Then they dig into Gamaliel’s warning: if a movement is of man, it will fail, but if it’s of God, you won’t be able to stop it.

The episode closes in Acts 6 with the choosing of Stephen, and a big takeaway: even “simple” service becomes a real calling when it’s done for God.

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In this episode of Sawyers Spurs: Christian United Podcast, the conversation moves into the Book of Acts and the moment everything changes.

From near-death questions about judgment and eternity to the arrival of the Holy Spirit, this episode explores what it really means when faith stops being theoretical and starts becoming lived responsibility. The discussion covers Pentecost, speaking in tongues, accountability, baptism, healing, and why Scripture was never meant to be used as a weapon.

This is an honest, unscripted conversation about discernment, humility, and the weight that comes with believing something bigger than yourself.

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This episode continues the story after the fall. Preston walks through the long and brutal aftermath of survival: brain injury, extreme pain, humiliation, addiction, isolation, and the slow unraveling of the life he thought he had. As everything is stripped away, he confronts questions of identity, truth, and what it means to live without control. In the darkest moments, a simple prayer becomes the only anchor left: “God, lead me through this hell.” This episode explores how faith is forged in suffering, how discernment is learned the hard way, and what surrender looks like when survival is no longer enough.

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