MATTHEW HESTER & JAMIE ENGLEHART / HOLY GROUND EVERYWHERE
In this engaging conversation, Jamie Englehart, Matthew Hester and Jason explore the themes of ministry, vulnerability, and the sacred-secular divide. They discuss the importance of recognizing God in all aspects of life, the call to full-time kingdom ministry, and the shift from traditional church structures to a more inclusive understanding of community and leadership. The conversation emphasizes the need for authenticity, healing, and sincerity in ministry, encouraging leaders to embrace their vulnerabilities and foster genuine connections with others.
The guys also explore the themes of vulnerability, authenticity, and love within ministry. They discuss the role of armor bearers, the importance of community support, and the need for grace in leadership. The conversation delves into the nature of God’s love and the journey towards maturity in one’s relationship with Him. They emphasize the significance of being real and honest in ministry, as well as the transformative power of love.
For more information on Matthew Hester
https://www.hesterministries.org/
For more information on Bishop Jamie Englehart
https://connectinternationalministries.com/leadership/
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TARA BOOTHBY / LOVE & LOVE’S ENERGY
In this conversation, Tara Boothby, Brooke Waters, and Jason explore the intricate relationship between love, attachment theory, and spirituality. They discuss how our early experiences shape our views of self and God, the transformative power of love, and the importance of trust in relationships.
Tara shares her journey as a psychologist and how her understanding of love and attachment has evolved, emphasizing the need for a nonviolent approach to God and the healing process.
The discussion also touches on the concept of sin as a default behavior rather than a moral failing, encouraging a more compassionate view of ourselves and others. The conversation delves into the complexities of addiction, the cycles that individuals find themselves in, and the power of choice in breaking these cycles. They discuss the importance of removing shame and embracing one’s identity, as well as the role of curiosity in fostering understanding in relationships.
The conversation also touches on the process of deconstructing faith, addressing spiritual abuse, and the journey of imperfection and redemption. Ultimately, they emphasize the joy of connection and acceptance, the importance of forgiveness, the complexities of relationships, the process of reconciliation, and the impact of alienation in personal connections. Tara emphasizes the significance of love and trust in navigating these challenges.
For more on Tara Boothby
Website: https://sojo.ca/psychologists/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sojournpsychology/
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tara_boothby/
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JASON CLARK / PRONE TO LOVE
The conversation revolves around Jason Clark’s book, Prone to Love, the first in a trilogy that Prone to Love that invites the reader to deconstruct fractured beliefs about God and His love.
Jason shares his personal experience of going through a season of feeling distant from God and how it led to a deeper revelation of union. He talks about the importance of embracing tests and challenges as invitations to a greater revelation of God’s nature.
Jason also discusses trust and its relationship to love and boundaries. He emphasizes the need to earn and maintain trust while still extending love to others.
In this conversation, Jason and Bryant explore the concept of grace and its connection to bravery. They explore the idea that grace is not a dualistic concept but rather an invitation to live in the reality of union with God. They also touch on signs and wonders in the charismatic world and how they can be integrated into a holistic understanding of the Kingdom of God.
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JASON CLARK / UNTAMED
In this conversation, Jason and Brooke discuss Jason’s book ‘Surrendered and Untamed’ and the journey of writing it. They explore the themes of radical faith, surrender, and living untamed. Jason shares his personal experiences and encounters with God that shaped the book.
This podcast discusses the process of writing, radical obedience, discovering and embracing ‘calling,’ a relational approach to surrender, themes of hope, identity, and union, and rethinking favor. Brooke and Jason explore the concept of separation and how it affects our understanding of God and our experiences in the church. Jason also touches on the themes of dismissal, rejection, and the spirit of prostitution within the church.
The conversation concludes with a discussion about tacos and an announcement of a book study on ‘Untamed’.
Takeaways
- Living surrendered allows us to live untamed
- Writing style can evolve and become more direct over time.
- Encounters with God can shape and inspire creative work.
- Relationship with God is more important than knowledge.
- Challenges can lead to growth and transformation.
- Surrender is not just about obedience but about entering into a deep friendship and relationship with God.
- Hope is not just a mental exercise but a tangible feeling of expectancy and anticipation.
- Discovering our true identity comes from encountering the Father and seeing ourselves through His eyes.
- Union with God is the foundation for living an untamed and fulfilled life.
- Running after promises and dreams is important, but it is even more important to find ourselves in the lap of the Father. The book ‘Untamed’ explores Jason’s journey of rethinking God and the church.
- Separation is a key theme in the book, affecting our understanding of God and our experiences in the church.
- The church often operates in transactional ways, leading to dismissal, rejection, and even prostitution of people’s gifts and anointings
- The concept of favor is redefined in the book, highlighting the unconventional ways God works.
- A book study on ‘Untamed’ will be held, providing an opportunity to delve deeper into the themes and engage with Jason.
The conversation explores justice and dismantling paradigms, removing accusations, and living in our true identity. It concludes with a discussion on universalism and the long game of love.
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DR. TONY ROBINSON / THE DREAM DISRUPTER
Dr. Tony Robinson, Brooke Waters, and Jason discuss being a dream disruptor—challenging false narratives and helping people discover their true selves.
Dr. Tony emphasizes the importance of knowing who Father God is and how He sees us. She also talks about discovering our identity in Christ, the power of asking questions in a relational context, and seeking God’s perspective in understanding our purpose.
In this conversation, Dr. Tony, Brooke, and Jason discuss the importance of dreaming and living in alignment with one’s true identity. They explore the idea that dreams are not just individual desires but a partnership with God to bring about His purposes. They also highlight the significance of dreaming generationally, understanding that dreams have the power to impact future generations.
For more on Dr. Tony Robinson
Website: www.masterdreamacademy.com
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JARED NEUSCH & CONNOR SHRAM / JESUS VS. THE BAD GUYS
Jared Neusch, Connor Shram, and Jason discuss the importance of bringing the Jesus way to the center of children’s understanding and experience of God. The conversation focuses on Jared and Connor’s new children’s book, Jesus vs. The Bad Guys, which aims to introduce children to the true nature of God and the concept of forgiveness. This wonderfully illustrated book invites kids to explore the goodness of God through imagination.
They discuss the shift from a contractual to a covenantal understanding of faith and the significance of Jesus’ faithfulness in the process of salvation. The conversation explores the idea of teaching children about the importance of experiencing and understanding the love and acceptance that Jesus offers. It delves into the concept of nonviolent peacemaking and forgiveness, challenging the traditional view of a retributive God.
The conversation also touches on the book of Revelation and the idea that Jesus’ way of forgiveness and nonviolence is what ultimately redeems the world. The guys share their personal experiences with their children and how they navigate the complexities of faith and peacemaking. Jesus vs The Bad Guys / Available on Amazon www.instagram.com/jaredneusch www.instagram.com/connorshram
For more on Jared Neusch & Connor Shram
Jesus vs The Bad Guys / Available on Amazon
Jared Neusch www.instagram.com/jaredneusch
Connor Shram www.instagram.com/connorshram
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RANDY & LESLI BIXBY / CULTURAL ARCHITECTS
In this episode, Randy and Leslie interview Jason Clark, a relational theologian and author. They discuss the challenges families face today and the importance of rediscovering cruciform love. Jason emphasizes the need for heart-to-heart connection in marriages and parenting, as well as the significance of mutual indwelling and oneness in family relationships. They also highlight the transformative power of God’s love and the importance of understanding one’s identity and purpose in God’s design for family.
Randy and Leslie share their experiences and the work they do to help families thrive. This conversation explores the themes of redemption, restoration, and the kindness of God in the context of family. They share personal stories of overcoming challenges and finding healing and emphasize the need for a comprehensive strategy for the family and the importance of equipping families with practical tools. The power of listening prayer and living loved are discussed as transformative practices. The conversation concludes with a lighthearted discussion about the significance of food, specifically tacos, in family life.
For more on Randy & Lesli Bixby
Website: www.culturalarchitects.org
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JOHN BLASE / ARE YOU LETTING GOD LOVE YOU TODAY?
“Are You Letting God Love You Today?” Abundant life, the goodness and the GODness of God, loss, suffering, and trust, grieving and grace, and more grace, healing, embracing the heights and depths of the human story, becoming like Jesus, poetry and faith —in this podcast, John Blasé and the guys have a vulnerable conversation about life and trust and the GODness of God. John shares about his friendships with Brennan Manning and Eugene Peterson and the impact they both had on him and our world today.
For more on John Blase
Website: www.johnblase.com
Substack: www.johnblase.substack.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/jdblase
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BRITTNEY SERPELL / IMPERFECT PARENTING
The true goal of parenting—safe, loving, heart-to-heart connection with our kids—in this podcast, Brittney Serpell shares about growing mature in our own identity as parents, modeling repenting and humility, finding courage to fight for family, recognizing fear, control, and punishment in our parenting, trading perfectionism for trust and always pursuing heart-to-heart connection as we guide our kids on their own learning journey to becoming healthy, confident, emotionally intelligent, and strong in character.
For more on Brittney Serpell
Website : www.lovingonpurpose.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/brittneyserpell
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RUSTY & ERIN PLEUNE / CREATING A CULTURE OF CONNECTION IN MARRIAGE
Creating A Culture Of Connection In Marriages
Hope, healing, intimacy, unconditional love, and acceptance; in this conversation, Rusty and Erin Pleune talk about the intentional steps they took to create a culture of connection in their marriage and how they now help couples do the same. They also dove into their journey of discovering community and deeper faith as they lean into the goodness of God.
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For more about Rusty & Erin & Making A Way
Website: www.makingawaymarriage.com
Instagram: www.instagram.com/makingawaymarriage
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