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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STEVE CHALKE / THE JOURNEY OF ACCEPTANCE AND BELONGING
In this conversation, Steve Chalke and Jason explore themes of faith, love, and inclusion, reflecting on personal experiences and the legacy of influential figures like Tony Campolo. They discuss the impact of poverty and trauma on communities, the nature of God’s love, and the importance of relational theology.
The dialogue emphasizes the need for a re-evaluation of traditional theological views, advocating for a more inclusive and loving approach within the church and society.
For more information on Steve Chalke:
Oasis Charitable Trust: www.oasisuk.org
Academy For Hope: https://www.academyforhope.org/
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TULLIAN TCHIVIDJIAN / IT IS FINISHED
In this engaging conversation, Tullian Tchividjian and Jason explore the transformative power of grace and the theological shifts that lead to a deeper understanding of God’s love. They discuss personal stories of struggle and redemption, the importance of safe spaces in relationships, and the cultural reflections on grace in society. The conversation also touches on the role of recovery in understanding grace and the challenges faced within religious circles.
For more info on Tullian Tchividjian:
Website: https://www.tullian.net/
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RETHINKING GOD WITH TACOS / CHAPTER ONE: WHAT IS THE GOSPEL?
In this podcast, Jason Clark introduces his new book, ‘Rethinking God with Tacos,’ which explores themes of union, relationship with God, and the nature of the gospel. He shares insights from various conversations with guests on his podcast, emphasizing the importance of understanding the gospel as good news and the relational aspect of faith. The podcast also highlights the significance of community and upcoming events related to the book.
TAKEAWAYS
– The book ‘Rethinking God with Tacos’ is a culmination of conversations from the podcast.
– Union is a central theme throughout the book.
– The gospel is presented as good news, not just a theological concept.
– Jason emphasizes the importance of relationship with God.
– Baxter Kruger is highlighted as a foundational voice in the book.
– The nature of God is explored through a relational lens.
– The journey of faith is one of discovery and transformation.
– Community plays a vital role in the exploration of faith.
– Upcoming events will foster deeper connections and discussions.
For more on THE BOOK & COMMUNITY
Website: https://afamilystory.audiencetap.com/qc/wU0gQoHxDx
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RE-UNION WITH DEREK & JASON
In this conversation, Jason and Derek discuss their reunion and the reasons behind Derek’s hiatus. They talk about their passion for the topics they discuss on their podcast, their personal journeys of growth and transformation, and the importance of love and union with God. They also touch on the impact of their podcast on the community and the need for vulnerability and authenticity in relationships.
The conversation explores themes of love, recovery, church, and the transformative power of faith. In this part of the conversation, Jason and Derek discuss the concept of being born again and experiencing death as a transformative process. They also talk about the significance of repentance and the role of trust in the journey of faith.
They highlight the American contribution to spirituality through the 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous and the need to break free from dualistic thinking. The conversation concludes with a discussion on hope, union with God, and the power of love.
TAKEAWAYS
- The reunion between Jason and Derek is seen as perfectly timed and long overdue
- The podcast allows them to discuss their passions and the topics they care about.
- Derek shares his personal journey of transformation and recovery, including his decision to step away from alcohol.
- The importance of love, union with God, and the transformative power of faith are emphasized throughout the conversation. Being born again involves experiencing death as a transformative process.
- A genuine connection with God can be found outside of the institutional church structure.
- Repentance and trust are essential in the journey of faith.
- The 12-step program of Alcoholics Anonymous is an American contribution to spirituality.
- Breaking free from dualistic thinking is crucial for understanding union with God.
- Hope is found in the realization that God is continually restoring all things.
QUOTES
“Love is the long game”
“We’re here to tell a better story about God”
“The 18-inch journey into the heart”
“Death is now a womb instead of a tomb.”
“I’m done with the concert and the TED talk.”
“Let’s turn off the social media with the algorithm of fear.”
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Flip Your Lid with Kim Honeycutt
E27- Jason Clark / Leaving (& Finding) Jesus
I had the incredible honor of conversing with psychotherapist Kim Honeycut for her podcast.
Below is a synopsis of our conversation. It was a good one!
Jason Clark is a pastor, writer, producer, and many more titles. He is also a cisgender, white male who was removed from a church because he had different ideas about the Bible. This is his story about leaving and rediscovering Jesus.
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