This is the fourth and final episode of our Advent series called, "Joy of Every Longing Heart." Liz Voboril and Jon Hori interview Ian Nagata, a missionary in Japan who serves both as an associate pastor and musician.
This is the third episode of our Advent series called, "Joy of Every Longing Heart." Liz Voboril and Jon Hori interview Jill Miller and Felicia Grandinette about their experience with discipling people with special needs.
One of the things that makes Christmas so amazing every year is that you never really understood it last year. The idea of God becoming a person, a little baby, is so immense that we can’t ever wrap our minds around it. Read More...
This is the second episode of our Advent series called, "Joy of Every Longing Heart." Liz Voboril and Jon Hori interview Robert Row, seeJesus's Student Ministries Coordinator, and hear more of his story and his heart for junior and senior high
As our world slips more deeply into suffering, it's never been clearer that we need to pray. But for many people corporate prayer is a distant memory. What does a prayer meeting look like? How long should it be?
Today we begin a new series for advent, titled, "Joy of Every Longing Heart." In each episode, Liz Voboril and Jon Hori will interview a different staff member or trainer about how they've seen Jesus and see others seeing Jesus.
This episode is the fourth and final in our mini-series on Leadership.
"One of my primary tasks as a leader is to create, foster and encourage a praying community and then my second task is to be a praying leader myself."
In this episode, Paul, Jon and Liz discuss the seeJesus Covenant. You can download a PDF of the covenant here.
This episode is the seventh in a series called "Forming a J-Curve Community," based on Part 5 of Paul's book J-Curve: Dying and Rising with Jesus in Everyday Life.
America is infected with tribalism like never before. “What would Jesus do?” seems simplistic, almost trite, but I can’t think of a better time than now to reflect on that question.
This episode is the fourth in a new series called "Forming a J-Curve Community," based on Part 5 of Paul's book, J-Curve: Dying and Rising with Jesus in Everyday Life.
If you'd like to get an email each time we add an episode, sign up here. This is the fourth and final episode in a series called Hope and Direction in a Time of Crisis.
The pandemic has brought remarkable changes to our world—on the one hand bringing severe limitations and suffering, and on the other bringing simplicity and an extra measure of closeness to the small group of people we still do life with.
Paul Miller discusses this chart, "Six Ways To Look for Resurrection" in the webinar and podcast, "Hunting for Resurrection."
If you'd like to get an email each time we add an episode, sign up here. This is the third episode in a series called Hope and Direction in a Time of Crisis.
What does moving forward with hope look like when a Read More...
In our "Praying Under Quarantine" webinar, Paul Miller introduced a Read More...
This is the second episode in a new series called Hope and Direction in a Time of Crisis. These episodes will be excerpted from free webinars hosted by Paul Miller and conversation partners Jon Hori and Liz Voboril.
Quarantine and stay-at-home orders spotlight our dependence on God. It is in these places of helplessness that we learn to pray.
If you'd like to get an email each time we add an episode, sign up here. This is the first episode in a new series called Hope and Direction in a Time of Crisis.
Anxiety and flourishing seem like opposites, yet we see them side-by-side in the life of the Apostle Paul. In this one-hour webinar, Paul Miller explores how being anxious yet flourishing can be a faithful response in a time of crisis.
In this one-hour webinar, Paul Miller introduces the idea of the J-Curve—the idea from the apostle Paul that the normal Christian life continually re-enacts the dying and rising of Jesus—and looks at the COVID-19 pandemic through this len
If you'd like to get an email each time we add an episode, sign up here. In this final episode in our Lenten series, we turn our attention to the resurrection.
