Uploaded May 2026 | Updated September 2026, 2 weeks ago
What if the biggest barrier between you and God are the quiet lies you’ve believed about Him your entire life?
Jeremy Gronau carried those lies for years, formed through trauma, loss, and a lifetime of trying to prove his worth. After growing up without a clear understanding of the gospel, Jeremy built his identity on achievement, strength, and performance, ultimately serving as an Apache helicopter pilot in Afghanistan. But beneath the surface were deeper questions about suffering, identity, and whether God could truly be good. In this conversation, Jeremy shares his journey from shallow, cultural Christianity and skepticism to a life transformed by a personal encounter with God.
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Guest Bio:
Jeremy Gronau is a former U.S. Army Apache helicopter pilot who served nearly a decade in the military, including a deployment to Afghanistan. After leaving the military due to severe physical injury, Jeremy pursued a Master’s degree in Pastoral Counseling from Liberty University, specializing in crisis and trauma intervention.
He is the founder of Warriors in Christ, a Christian counseling practice dedicated to helping veterans, first responders, and individuals navigate trauma, restore relationships, and discover their God-given purpose.
Jeremy is passionate about helping others experience healing, identity in Christ, and the transforming power of the gospel.
Resources Mentioned:
Jeremy’s Resources:
• Website: Warriors for Christ - https://warriorsinchrist.one
• YouTube Bible study: youtube.com/@Warriors-In-Christ
Atheists Finding God: exskeptic.org/atheistsfindinggod
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What if the biggest barrier between you and God are the quiet lies you’ve believed about Him your entire life?
Jeremy Gronau carried those lies for years, formed through trauma, loss, and a lifetime of trying to prove his worth. After growing up without a clear understanding of the gospel, Jeremy built his identity on achievement, strength, and performance, ultimately serving as an Apache helicopter pilot in Afghanistan. But beneath the surface were deeper questions about suffering, identity, and whether God could truly be good. In this conversation, Jeremy shares his journey from shallow, cultural Christianity and skepticism to a life transformed by a personal encounter with God.
🎙️ Love the show? Support the mission and explore eX-skeptic merch here: ex-skeptic-shop.fourthwall.com
Want to support this channel? Tax-deductible donations available here: givebutter.com/CB6WoH
C.S. Lewis Institute Summer Academy: cslewisinstitute.org/?event=global-event-c-s-lewis-institute-summer-academy&event_date=2026-07-12
Guest Bio:
Jeremy Gronau is a former U.S. Army Apache helicopter pilot who served nearly a decade in the military, including a deployment to Afghanistan. After leaving the military due to severe physical injury, Jeremy pursued a Master’s degree in Pastoral Counseling from Liberty University, specializing in crisis and trauma intervention.
He is the founder of Warriors in Christ, a Christian counseling practice dedicated to helping veterans, first responders, and individuals navigate trauma, restore relationships, and discover their God-given purpose.
Jeremy is passionate about helping others experience healing, identity in Christ, and the transforming power of the gospel.
Resources Mentioned:
Jeremy’s Resources:
• Website: Warriors for Christ - https://warriorsinchrist.one
• YouTube Bible study: youtube.com/@Warriors-In-Christ
Atheists Finding God: exskeptic.org/atheistsfindinggod
Connect with eX-skeptic:
Website: exskeptic.org
Facebook: facebook.com/exskeptic
Instagram: instagram.com/exskeptic
X: http://x.com/exskeptic
YouTube: youtube.com/@exskeptic
Email info: info@exskeptic.org
