Name: Jason Wilson challenges Lecrae - “That’s not a real man!”
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This one’s different. I sat down with my guy Jason Wilson—a bestselling author and the founder of the Cave of Adullam—to talk about what it really means to be a man. We’re breaking down stereotypes, emotional healing, why men are stuck in boxes, and why crying more might be the key to freedom.
Jason’s story is deep, and his wisdom is next level. This really challenged me.

This episode is for you.

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Jason Wilson challenges Lecrae - “That’s not a real man!”

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

In this thought-provoking episode of The Deep End Podcast, Lecrae sits down with and Marty Solomon, host of the BEMA Podcast, to explore faith through an Eastern lens. If you’ve wrestled with deconstruction, struggled with tough theological questions, or wondered how cultural perspectives shape biblical interpretation, this conversation is for you.

Marty shares his journey from a traditional evangelical upbringing to a faith transformation shaped by historical and Jewish contexts. They dive deep into Genesis, the meaning of deconstruction, and how Western Christianity often misses the depth of scripture’s original intent.

💡 Topics covered:

✅ What does deconstruction really mean?

✅ The Western vs. Eastern approach to scripture

✅ How understanding ancient Jewish thought changes everything

✅ The story of Noah, and how we’ve misunderstood it

✅ Heaven, Hell, Salvation, Satan, and why Easterner’s look at them differently than us

✅ The tension between Kingdom and Empire in today’s world

Whether you&#39;re questioning your faith, rebuilding it, or seeking a deeper biblical understanding, this episode will challenge and inspire you.

🔔 Subscribe for more episodes exploring faith, theology, and culture.

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Let’s go to the Deep End!

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Lecrae Gets His Views on The Bible Challenged by Jewish Scholar Marty Solomon

In this powerful episode of The Deep End Podcast , Lecrae interviews Ide, a former devout Buddhist raised in a traditional Thai household who struggled deeply with supernatural experiences, depression, and OCD. After years of spiritual confusion, fear, and searching for answers through meditation and rituals, he unexpectedly encountered Jesus.

✅ In this episode, you’ll discover:

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<li>The truth about spiritual practices in Buddhism.</li>
<li>What happens when you pray to spirits</li>
<li>What makes Jesus uniquely different than Buddha</li>
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Whether you&#39;re spiritually curious, skeptical, or seeking freedom, Ide&#39;s story will leave you with hope and a deeper understanding of spiritual reality.

Join Lecrae on this powerful exploration into the unseen realm and discover the real power behind true freedom.

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He Prayed To Buddha, But Something Else Showed Up.

Meet Ruben Palomares, a former LAPD officer who played on both sides of the law. whose life took an unimaginable turn. From growing up in the gang-ridden streets of L.A., surviving childhood abuse, and navigating the dangers of law enforcement in the &#39;90s, Ruben&#39;s journey is one of power, corruption, and ultimate redemption.

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I Made $1 Mil A Day as a Dirty Cop - Then I Found Jesus.

We’re sittin’ down with Jinger Duggar Vuolo—yeah, that Jinger from ‘19 Kids and Counting.’ But trust me, her story goes way deeper than anything you saw on TV. She gets real about growing up in a fear-based system under Bill Gothard, the pressure of perfection, and what it’s like to break free while under a cult-like religious system.

Let’s go to the Deep End!

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Jinger Duggar Vuolo Opens Up to Lecrae About Escaping Cult-Like Religious Upbringing

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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.