All In One Accord

Patrick Finn & Nazim Bouadjemi

All In One Accord Podcast focuses on Christian living and the unity we share as believers. Recognizing that we are all part of the body of Christ, we explore the significance of unity and mutual support within the faith community while exploring the magnificence of God's glory. Our show will also feature guest speakers who share their personal testimonies and experiences of how Christ has worked in their lives.

Drawing inspiration from the words of Jesus in John 17:22-24, we reflect on His prayer to the Father shortly before His crucifixion. He said:

"The glory that You have given Me I have given to them, that they may be one even as We are one, I in them and You in Me that they may become perfectly one, so that the world may know that You sent Me and loved them even as You loved Me. Father, I desire that they also, whom You have given Me, may be with Me where I am, to see My glory that You have given Me because You loved Me before the foundation of the world."


We meditate on His desire for believers to be united in His glory, becoming a reflection of the unity between Himself and the Father.

Join us as we explore the profound implications of this prayer, seeking to live in the fullness of unity and love that Christ desires for His followers. Together, we strive to be a witness to the world of God’s love and the transformative power of Christ’s work in our lives.







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Episodes

Paul’s Struggle with Sin?
Jul 27 2024
Paul’s Struggle with Sin?
In this episode, we address a common misconception: the misuse of Romans 7. Over the years when counseling a fellow Christian who is struggling with a sinful behavior (giving into the temptation, not the temptation itself) we will often hear someone say something like,“Don’t beat yourself up. It is hard. I mean even Paul struggled with sin. Look at Romans 7. He says that ‘I don’t know what I am doing. The [sinful] behavior I don’t want to do, this is the exact thing that I do.”This is an attempt to show compassion to the downcast brother and not let them feel condemned. But there is a way to show this same compassion but according to true knowledge and all discernment, and not seriously misreading our beloved brother Paul’s words and thereby smearing his character. My brothers, I mean Paul just said paragraphs before (Romans 6) that we cannot live to sin anymore because we have died with Christ. That through faith baptism in Christ Jesus we died and raised from the dead, and as a result we are no longer slaves to sin; we don’t have to be addicted to any sin any longer PERIOD. So then after emphatically stating this, he goes on to a confession of his own current sinning (in Romans 7)? Are you serious? This is NOT what he is saying, brothers, whatsoever. If one reads all of 6, 7 and into 8, this is painstakingly and gospel glorifying obvious! Stop this teaching, my friends, in your own counsel toward one another. Truth being delivered in love sets a person free. Repenting and turning to the truth away from the lies and idols sets us free. This false teaching suggesting that Paul still struggled with sin (meaning that he gave into temptations and performed sinful acts such as fornication, stealing, getting drunk, gossiping) as a well seasoned veteran in the Lord Jesus (he writes Romans way into his call as an apostle) is giving yourself permission to compromise. This kind of thinking is lazy theology. It's not enough to say, "I'm just a sinner saved by grace." The Gospel is meant to set you free from sin!Join us as we explore and discuss Paul's teachings, shedding light on the message of his words. Connect with us at: connect@allinoneaccord.netSend us a text
Visions and Dreams: Unveiling the Role of Seers Today
Jun 22 2024
Visions and Dreams: Unveiling the Role of Seers Today
What is a seer, and is this role biblically grounded? In this episode, we explore the concept of seers and their place in both Scripture and today’s Christian experience. A seer, traditionally understood as someone who receives visions and revelations from the Lord, has a significant role in the Bible. From prophets like Samuel and Isaiah to individuals who receive divine messages through dreams and visions, the role of seers has been integral to God's communication with His people.We’ll examine:Biblical Foundation: The historical context and examples of seers in the Bible, including key figures who functioned in this capacity and the nature of their revelations.Modern Relevance: How the role of seers applies today, with many believers still receiving visions and dreams from the Lord. We’ll discuss the challenges and opportunities for those who are gifted in this way and the importance of creating supportive environments for these gifts.Practical Application: How to effectively interpret and utilize dreams and visions within the Christian faith. We’ll provide guidance on normalizing these experiences, understanding their context, and leveraging them for spiritual growth and ministry.Join us as we dive into Scriptural teachings and personal insights, exploring how the ancient role of seers remains relevant and powerful in today’s world.If you have any questions or wish to connect, feel free to reach out to us at connect@allinoneaccord.net. Send us a text
Vacation with a Purpose
Jun 11 2024
Vacation with a Purpose
As many prepare for summer vacation, it’s common to set aside spiritual matters for a time of relaxation and fun. Often, vacations are viewed as a break from our responsibilities and spiritual commitments. However, this perspective may overlook the truth that our Creator knows how to enjoy life in the fullest, and integrating our faith into our leisure can lead to extraordinary experiences.In this week's episode, Patrick recounts his vacation from last year, where his primary goal was to represent the Lord and spread the Gospel, rather than just indulging in typical leisure activities. He adhered to the command of Jesus, "But seek first the kingdom of God and His righteousness, and all these things will be added to you" (Matt 6:33). Patrick’s focus on spiritual priorities over mere relaxation led to meaningful encounters and opportunities for sharing his faith.We explore how persistence in seeking God, even during our downtime, can lead to miraculous outcomes. Just as Jesus promised, "For everyone who asks receives; the one who seeks finds; and to the one who knocks, the door will be opened" (Luke 11:10). Patrick’s vacation, initially a time for rest, became a platform for divine encounters and impactful moments.Join us as we uncover how aligning our desires with God’s will—even on vacation—can turn ordinary experiences into extraordinary blessings. Discover how a broken bike and other seemingly mundane events can become instruments for divine encounters and testimonies of God’s grace.If you have any questions or wish to connect, feel free to reach out to us at connect@allinoneaccord.net. Send us a text
Shake Us, O Lord! Part 2
Apr 10 2024
Shake Us, O Lord! Part 2
In this episode, we delve deeper into the theme of divine shakings, continuing from our previous discussion in "Shake Us, O Lord." We reflect on the significant event of March 26th, when the iconic Francis Scott Key Bridge in Baltimore collapsed, dramatically altering the city's skyline and affecting countless lives. This 1.6-mile-long bridge, named after the author of the national anthem, suddenly fell, illustrating the “suddenlies” of God.The bridge collapse serves as a sobering wake-up call and a warning to those who have become complacent in their faith. As we face increasing occurrences of divine interventions and warnings, it's crucial to understand that these events are not isolated but part of a larger pattern of intensifying spiritual urgency.Amidst the chaos and devastation, we find solace in the promise of Proverbs 3: "Then you will walk safely in your way, and your foot will not stumble. When you lie down, you will not be afraid; Yes, you will lie down and your sleep will be sweet. Do not be afraid of sudden terror or of the ruin of the wicked when it comes, For the Lord will be your confidence And will keep your foot from being caught."Join us as we explore the profound implications of these sudden events and ask the critical questions: Am I prepared for the suddenlies of God? Do I live my life with a reverent fear of the Lord, or am I more focused on worldly concerns?If you have any questions or wish to connect, feel free to reach out to us at  connect@allinoneaccord.net.   Send us a text