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Right now, there is a spiritual hunger in our world, while at the same time, there is an awakening within the church. Yes, there are distorted versions of Jesus being presented and…
Union with God isn't something earned—it's the reality we're awakening to. The gospel is better than we've been told.
Deep, honest, sometimes funny conversations with theologians, pastors, and fellow travelers on union, grace, and what the gospel actually is.
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With Dr. C. Baxter Kruger
Every week, Baxter and I sit down and keep talking about the things that won't let either of us go — the Father's affection, participation instead of performance, and what it means that we were included before the foundation of the world. It's unhurried, it's often funny, and it doesn't flinch. New conversations every Wednesday.
Right now, there is a spiritual hunger in our world, while at the same time, there is an awakening within the church. Yes, there are distorted versions of Jesus being presented and…
Abraham, like so many today, believed the road to God went through the cruel and punishing sacrifice of his son, but God has always been like Jesus. Like an Emmaus Road Jesus,…
As my friends Dubb Alexander, Ryan Pena, Eunike Jonathan, and Tony Robinson have written, “The Kingdom is a Royal Family who co-reigns upon the Earth… The heart of God in creating humanity…
The Awakening. The Deconstruction. A Greater Love. Beloved Union. A faith journey has seasons, and naming them changes how we walk. Twelve honest questions, about four minutes — no wrong answers. You'll leave with a sense of where to begin: a book, a shelf of conversations, and friends who are walking the same road.
For more than twenty years we've been telling one story: God is like Jesus — better than our last best thoughts about Him. The gospel is better than we've been told. A Family Story is an invitation to discover that union with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit isn't something we earn — it's what's already true of us. If your heart has ever whispered that God's love is better, bigger, and closer than you could imagine, pull up a chair.
Around this table you'll find fathers and mothers, sons and daughters, friends exploring the measureless love of God — rethinking, reimagining, and growing confident in His kindness and affection.
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Jason Clark is a relational theologian, storyteller, and host of the Rethinking God with Tacos podcast. Through multiple books, hundreds of conversations, and years of speaking with people from every stage of faith, he has devoted his life to one simple conviction: God is love, is like Jesus, and the gospel is better than we've been told. He believes the Kingdom Jesus revealed looks like family — a family where everyone belongs, everyone is invited, and where there is no shadow of turning in the love of God. Love is the beginning, the end, and everything in between. Whether writing, speaking, or sitting across the table, his hope is always the same: that people would discover a deeper friendship with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit, and learn to live from the reality that they have always been loved.
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