WeTheChurch

In this episode of WeTheChurch, we dive into what it truly means to be spiritually fit.Many people dedicate hours each week to improving their physical health—training their bodies, building discipline, and pursuing growth. But what if we applied that same level of commitment to our relationship with God?Join us as we discuss how spiritual fitness requires intentionality, consistency, and daily discipline.

In Episode 3 of WeTheChurch, “Destruction in Distraction,” Malachi Loos dives into how distractions quietly pull people away from God, purpose, and peace. From busyness and social media to anxiety, comparison, and constant noise, this episode challenges listeners to refocus their attention on Christ before distractions slowly destroy their spiritual, mental, and emotional health. This episode is a call to remove the distractions, reclaim your focus, and become spiritually healthy in a world designed to keep you distracted.

In this episode of the We The Church Podcast, we explore the daily battle of the mind and the idea that every person is constantly “selling” themselves on something. Inspired by Grant Cardone’s book Sell or Be Sold, we talk about decision fatigue, temptation, spiritual warfare, and the war between flesh and spirit.This episode challenges listeners to ask themselves: are you selling yourself on righteousness, or letting your flesh sell you on sin?Featuring scripture from Galatians 5:17, Romans 8:13, and 2 Corinthians 10:5, this is a practical conversation about renewing your mind, taking thoughts captive, and choosing true healing over temporary relief.Your mind is the sales floor. It’s sell or be sold.

In the debut episode of the WeTheChurch Podcast, Malachi Loos shares his journey from pastoral ministry to discovering what he believes true ministry really is: preaching the Gospel, making disciples, and living as the Church beyond church walls.Through personal stories and biblical reflection, he challenges modern church culture and calls Christians back to unity, discipleship, and a genuine relationship with Jesus.