This week, Tim Ross joins us to talk about leaving and grieving seasons of life, emotional maturity, how to embrace being misunderstood, and why sexual sin is so insidious–why it takes people down so quickly. Many of you know about Tim and The Basement already, so I hope you’ll lean in for the powerful and transparent conversation.
Guest Bio:
Tim was born in Inglewood, California, and went to college to study Administrative Justice to become a law enforcement officer. During that same time, he gave his life to Jesus Christ on January 14, 1996. He started preaching on February 25, 1996. He has been walking with Jesus ever since. In June of 1997, he moved to Dallas, Texas and this has been his home ever since. In the time he has spent in this great state, he has served in several ministry capacities. Tim now occupies his time as a podcaster, social media influencer, author, and preacher.
Dive Deeper:
If you enjoy this episode with Tim, I’m sure you’ll also enjoy:
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- 360: Dr. John Delony on The Cost of Living a Borrowed Life, Outsourcing Vulnerability, Practicing Resilience and Courage, and Why a Curated Life is a Fake Life
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Guest Links
Tim’s Website | Instagram | YouTube
Resources Mentioned This Week
- Welcome to the Basement: An Upside-Down Guide to Greatness
- Healing What You Can’t Erase: Transform Your Mental, Emotional, and Spiritual Health from the Inside Out
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