Troy Hadeed is a yoga teacher who blends Eastern practices with a deep love for Jesus. In this episode, he sits down with Bryce for a thought-provoking conversation about what it means to lead a Christ-centered life. From questions about the dangers of New Age spirituality to the power of reverence, the two explore where they agree—and where they don’t. It’s not a debate, but it is an honest conversation about how faith shows up in daily life, and what we’re called to prioritize in a world full of distractions.

0:00 – Intro: Can yoga and Christianity mix?
4:55 – Troy shares his story: from Catholic upbringing to spiritual searching
10:30 – Why Troy believes yoga can be Christ-centered
15:45 – Bryce pushes back on New Age overlaps and discernment
21:00 – “My name is Love”: Troy explains what he means
27:30 – Are Christians too reactive to anything that feels ‘woo-woo’?
33:20 – What reverence really looks like in today’s world
39:10 – Can we judge the fruit without throwing out the whole tree?

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Troy Hadeed is a yoga teacher who blends Eastern practices with a deep love for Jesus. In this episode, he sits down with Bryce for a thought-provoking conversation about what it means to lead a Christ-centered life. From questions about the dangers of New Age spirituality to the power of reverence, the two explore where they agree&mdash;and where they don&rsquo;t. It&rsquo;s not a debate, but it is an honest conversation about how faith shows up in daily life, and what we&rsquo;re called to prioritize in a world full of distractions.
0:00 &ndash; Intro: Can yoga and Christianity mix? 4:55 &ndash; Troy shares his story: from Catholic upbringing to spiritual searching 10:30 &ndash; Why Troy believes yoga can be Christ-centered 15:45 &ndash; Bryce pushes back on New Age overlaps and discernment 21:00 &ndash; &ldquo;My name is Love&rdquo;: Troy explains what he means 27:30 &ndash; Are Christians too reactive to anything that feels &lsquo;woo-woo&rsquo;? 33:20 &ndash; What reverence really looks like in today&rsquo;s world 39:10 &ndash; Can we judge the fruit without throwing out the whole tree?
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