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    <description>This is The Oaks Equipped, a podcast from The Oaks Church in Liberty Hill, TX where Pastor Josh Mings talks through the stuff he didn’t have time to say on Sunday, answers the questions people are actually asking, and keeps things way more real than polished. Expect biblical truth, practical takeaways, and just enough humor to keep you guessing whether he meant it.

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      <pubDate>Sat, 16 May 2026 05:00:00 -0500</pubDate>
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        <![CDATA[<p>What exactly <em>is</em> the gospel… and why does getting it right matter so much?</p><p>In this episode, Josh and Glen circle back to Mark’s opening chapters to unpack the meaning of baptism, the beauty of identifying with Christ’s death and resurrection, and the life-changing reality of the gospel itself. Along the way, they explore why baptism is more than tradition, why discipleship begins with surrender, and how everyday believers can confidently engage spiritual conversations with Mormons, Jehovah’s Witnesses, and neighbors searching for truth.</p><p>From garden hose baptisms to deep theology to unexpected front porch evangelism, this conversation is packed with practical discipleship and a bold reminder that the gospel is not about what we do for God… but what Christ has already done for us. </p>]]>
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      <title>New Year, New Mouth</title>
      <itunes:episode>6</itunes:episode>
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        <![CDATA[<p>As a new year begins, Paul offers something better than resolutions: a transformed way of speaking rooted in the gospel. In this episode, we unpack the next house rule from Ephesians—<strong>use your words to build, not decay</strong>. We talk about why corrupting speech poisons communities, how truth can be spoken without becoming a weapon, and why Jesus models what it looks like to lead people to truth with wisdom and timing. The takeaway is simple but challenging: if our words are going to give life, they must flow from hearts saturated in God’s Word.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>As a new year begins, Paul offers something better than resolutions: a transformed way of speaking rooted in the gospel. In this episode, we unpack the next house rule from Ephesians—<strong>use your words to build, not decay</strong>. We talk about why corrupting speech poisons communities, how truth can be spoken without becoming a weapon, and why Jesus models what it looks like to lead people to truth with wisdom and timing. The takeaway is simple but challenging: if our words are going to give life, they must flow from hearts saturated in God’s Word.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>As a new year begins, Paul offers something better than resolutions: a transformed way of speaking rooted in the gospel. In this episode, we unpack the next house rule from Ephesians—<strong>use your words to build, not decay</strong>. We talk about why corrupting speech poisons communities, how truth can be spoken without becoming a weapon, and why Jesus models what it looks like to lead people to truth with wisdom and timing. The takeaway is simple but challenging: if our words are going to give life, they must flow from hearts saturated in God’s Word.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>It’s Week 3 of Advent, and we’re talking about <strong>joy</strong>—not the cotton-candy kind that disappears, but the deep, steady gladness that comes from knowing God through every season. This conversation traces the Christmas story through an unexpected place: <strong>Malachi 4</strong>, where God promises “healing in His wings,” and joy that breaks out like freedom. From the shepherds’ anticipation to the woman who touches the hem of Jesus’ garment, we explore how faith rooted in God’s Word leads to real hope, real healing, and lasting joy. Plus, a practical challenge: name what you’re anxious about, find God’s promises that speak to it, and act like you believe them as we head toward Christmas Eve.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>It’s Week 3 of Advent, and we’re talking about <strong>joy</strong>—not the cotton-candy kind that disappears, but the deep, steady gladness that comes from knowing God through every season. This conversation traces the Christmas story through an unexpected place: <strong>Malachi 4</strong>, where God promises “healing in His wings,” and joy that breaks out like freedom. From the shepherds’ anticipation to the woman who touches the hem of Jesus’ garment, we explore how faith rooted in God’s Word leads to real hope, real healing, and lasting joy. Plus, a practical challenge: name what you’re anxious about, find God’s promises that speak to it, and act like you believe them as we head toward Christmas Eve.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>It’s Week 3 of Advent, and we’re talking about <strong>joy</strong>—not the cotton-candy kind that disappears, but the deep, steady gladness that comes from knowing God through every season. This conversation traces the Christmas story through an unexpected place: <strong>Malachi 4</strong>, where God promises “healing in His wings,” and joy that breaks out like freedom. From the shepherds’ anticipation to the woman who touches the hem of Jesus’ garment, we explore how faith rooted in God’s Word leads to real hope, real healing, and lasting joy. Plus, a practical challenge: name what you’re anxious about, find God’s promises that speak to it, and act like you believe them as we head toward Christmas Eve.</p>]]>
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        <![CDATA[<p>Anxiety and uncertainty seem to define our moment. Yet Advent invites us to see fear through a different lens. In this episode, we reflect on how Scripture addresses fear and how the coming of Jesus brings lasting peace in the middle of it.</p>]]>
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