This is a podcast devoted to equipping disciples of Jesus for this cultural moment. By exploring spiritual disciplines, reengaging church history, and wrestling with our current culture, we're just crazy enough to believe that we can spark faith in ways that actually make a difference. Co-hosts Sean and Khalil interview a diverse range of guests to bring you a roundtable of perspectives to learn from. Come to the table and join the conversation.
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The Welcome to the Table podcast is a truly valuable listen for anyone seeking spiritual guidance and biblical wisdom. Hosted by Sean and Khalil, each episode is led by the Spirit and filled with richness that captivates and inspires. From the moment you start listening, it becomes difficult to stop. The passion that Sean and Khalil have for Jesus and for His people shines through in every word they speak. With their solid biblical foundation and genuine love, they correct, challenge, inspire, teach, and rejuvenate their listeners.
One of the best aspects of this podcast is the depth of knowledge displayed by the hosts. Sean and Khalil are highly knowledgeable in the Bible and their discussions provide fresh insights on living in Christ. Each episode presents new ways to see and understand Christianity in relation to today's day and age. The guest speakers brought onto the show also add tremendous value with their wisdom and experiences.
Another great aspect of this podcast is its balanced approach to Christian life. It offers reminders about scripture alongside conversations about topics like friendships, missions, humor, and more. This versatility makes it relatable to a wide range of listeners who can benefit from discussions that cover practical aspects of faith as well as deep theological insights.
While it is challenging to find any negative aspects of this podcast, one minor drawback might be that some episodes could benefit from further elaboration or exploration on certain topics. However, this does not take away from the overall value provided by Sean and Khalil's thoughtful commentary or their guests' insights.
In conclusion, The Welcome to the Table podcast is a must-listen for anyone seeking spiritual growth, encouragement, and practical advice rooted in biblical truth. The hosts' servant hearts shine through in every episode as they strive to serve God's people with love and wisdom. Whether you are a long-time believer or just starting your spiritual journey, this podcast will leave you challenged, inspired, informed, comforted, and filled with hope. Don't miss out on this incredible resource.
In today's fast-paced world, it's easy to feel restless and unsettled. Whether you're battling anxiety, struggling with life's pressures, or simply seeking a deeper sense of peace, this episode is for you. Matt Harder, a youth pastor with a heart for leading locally and a passion for nurturing the next generation, shares his insights and personal journey to writing "A Settled Soul." This conversation is an invitation to reflect on your own path and learn practices that can help anchor your soul. What You'll Learn: ✅ The inspiration behind "A Settled Soul" and the five practices for settling your soul. ✅ How the digital age and social media contribute to our sense of restlessness. ✅ Strategies for balancing the demands of modern life with the need for spiritual health. ✅ Practical advice on how to settle your soul with God and find peace amidst chaos Matt's 5 Steps to Settling Your Soul: 1. Settling Your Accounts (offenses) 2. Settling Your Schedule 3. Settling Your Seratonin 4. Settling Your Sin 5. Settling Your Story Get "A Settled Soul": https://amzn.to/3uoYrE0 Episode Highlights: ✅ Introduction to Matt Harder: Get to know Matt and his role as a youth pastor, husband, and father, and his vision for spiritual leadership. ✅ Journey to "A Settled Soul": Learn about the process and motivation behind Matt's book, written to address the soul's quest for peace in today's world. ✅ Navigating Modern Challenges: Discussion on the impact of social media and the constant search for satisfaction in things that ultimately leave us feeling empty. ✅ Settling Your Soul: Insights into the daily practices that can lead to a deeper relationship with God and a more settled soul.
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We are such a busy people, aren't we? But in being busy we can forget to be preparing for the things that God wants to do next in our lives?In this episode, we explore the key question of how to prepare and lean into a unique side of the discussion with Pastor Cheree Dale.We discuss practical ways to incorporate principles of Sabbath, margin, and stillness into our daily lives as well as seeking God's guidance in all areas of our lives. Whether you're feeling overwhelmed and uncertain about the future or simply looking for ways to deepen your relationship with God, this video offers valuable insights and actionable steps to help you prepare for the journey ahead. Join us as we discover the power of sabbath, margin, and making space for God in our lives.Resource Mentioned:Three Mile an Hour God by Kosuke KoyamaCrazy Busy by Kevin DeYoungDon't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon Community
Are you looking for ways to improve your spiritual life? Check out this spiritual discipline of confession! This practice will help you to overcome obstacles and build spiritual habits that will lead to happiness.In this episode, we are sharing with you the spiritual discipline of confession. This practice will help you to overcome obstacles and build spiritual habits that will lead to health and wholeness.Whether you're a Christian or not, this is a practice that is worth trying. By confessing your sins to a trusted person, you will be able to overcome them, experience healing, and build a stronger spiritual foundation. Give it a try and see the benefits for yourself!In this episode, We're talking about the spiritual discipline of Confession. I want to share with you how confession can be a powerful spiritual discipline that can help you grow in your faith, strengthen your spiritual habits, and rebuild your relationship with God and others.Don't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon Community
Join us as we dive deep into a transformative discussion with Lori Warning. Learn about her challenges and victories in the pursuit of authentic discipleship and the profound role of grace and personal transformation in our spiritual journey. Discover how vulnerability can be a powerful tool for connection and growth, and how even our darkest moments can be instrumental in helping others find their way. This video is not just about understanding discipleship, it's about living it in every aspect of life, transforming ourselves and the world around us. Let's journey together towards a life devoted to growth, commitment, and unconditional love.Don't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon Community
Looking for your next great book? Summer is here, and it's the perfect time to dive into a good book! Join hosts Khalil, Sean, and Jeff in this episode of The Welcome to the Table Podcast as we share our top book recommendations for your summer reading.Which book will you pick up first?
In the latest episode of the Welcome to the Table Podcast, Pastors Sean Silverii, Jeff Gowing, and Khalil Burton navigate the intersection of joy, faith, and hardship. We dive into the Bible, uncovering the power of choosing joy amidst adversity and reflecting on the unwavering goodness of God.This episode is a treasure trove for anyone seeking to deepen their faith, understand the concept of joy in the Christian context, or find solace in challenging circumstances.Subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your preferred platform for more insightful discussions on faith, spirituality, and Christian living.Don't miss out on our bonus content available exclusively on Patreon Help us keep these faith-building conversations alive by sharing this episode with your network.Don't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon Community
Step out of time and enter the realm of God as we explore one of the most profound and elusive attributes of God – His eternity. Imagine a Being that was, is, and will always be. Difficult to wrap your head around? That's exactly what we're here to discuss!God's attribute of eternity isn't merely a theological concept or philosophical curiosity; it fundamentally shapes our understanding of the divine and impacts how we view our own existence. If God is truly eternal, then He exists outside of time and isn't constrained by its limitations. But what does this mean for us, His creations who exist within time? How does this influence our faith, our spirituality, and our day-to-day living? In this episode, we delve deep into these thought-provoking questions, unpacking the concept of divine eternity and its implications for human beings.don't forget to follow us and subscribe to our podcast for more fascinating explorations into the attributes and mysteries of God. We'd also love for you to share this episode with your friends, family, or anyone else who might be interested.Books for Continued Study:"Eternity in Their Hearts" by Don Richardson"The Attributes of God" by A.W. Tozer"The Knowledge of the Holy" by A.W. Tozer"Knowing God" by J.I. PackerDon't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon Community
In this episode of our podcast, we dive deep into a thought-provoking article written by Joe Terrell, a member of Carey Nieuwhof's staff, titled "Five Real Reasons Young People Are Deconstructing Their Faith". The article examines the deconstruction movement, where young individuals critically reassess their faith, which has been gaining more attention as church membership and religious affiliation experience a decline. We dissect and discuss the five main reasons young people are deconstructing their faith as outlined in the articleListen as we share our insights, discuss our perspectives on each point, and explore how these issues are affecting young people's faith today.Read the original article here: https://careynieuwhof.com/mypodcast/Don't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon Community
Are you ready to dive deep into the limitless nature of God? In this awe-inspiring episode of the Welcome to the Table Podcast, we'll explore the infinity attribute of God, a concept that stretches our understanding and invites us to experience God in an entirely new way.So, grab your headphones and join us at the table for this thought-provoking and soul-stirring conversation. Don't forget to subscribe to the Welcome to the Table Podcast on your favorite platforms, join our Patreon for exclusive bonus episodes and content and please leave a review to help others discover these life-changing discussions.Follow & SupportFollow on InstagramJoin our Patreon CommunityFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
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Journey with us through 5 critical reasons people are dismantling and reconstructing their faith views today. You might be surprised by some of the reasons it's happening.Our hosts unpack a few of the most pressing reasons for deconstruction amongst young adults and explain how we should think about these factors in our own journey with God.resourcesRead Carey Nieuwhof's blog article hereFor more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social mediaFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
Are you stalling in your growth? do you struggle being still, quiet, and hearing God's direction in your life?We're talking out the discipline of reflection and how a healthy rhythm of it could change your life.Reflection is the discipline by which we pause, look back on our life, and find God's direction for our future. Listen to this episode to find some practical next steps to practice and then consider sharing it with a friend.For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social mediaFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
Have you struggled with idols, identity, or contentment in Christ?Everyone does! That's part of following Jesus and we hope this episode helps you with that.In today's conversation, Pastors Sean and Khalil both share a little bit about what God has been doing in their hearts and offer up some really practical advice for anyone wrestling with the same things right now.Resources Mentioned:Crazy Busy by Kevin DeYoungFor more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social mediaFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
Chat GPT, most of us have heard about it but why does this matter for the church? We talk through some implications of AI in our daily walk as followers of Jesus. There's a lot to think about.The original audio recording was damaged so we're praying for your grace with this one.For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social mediaFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
Do you know someone who seems to be walking away from their faith in Jesus? Are you personally walking through some struggles as well?Charles Allo is the Assemblies of God district Youth Director in Louisiana. He's a great thinker joining the table with us today to iscuuss the uptrend of deconstruction in the the church. But what exactly is deconstruction?Deconstruction doesn't necesarily mean "ddemolition" but it is a "beaking down" of what once was. When it comes to faith, this doesn't have to be a bad thing but the current trend of deconstruction causes some concerns. Listen in on why we think that is.For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social mediaFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
Have you been feeling like it got quiet around the table these past few months? Are you wondering what's coming down the pipeline for the podcast?We're crushing all of those questions and revealing some exciting new opportunities for you to partner with the show and take it to an even higher level!Listen in to hear the story and look forward to some changes in the new year!We thank you for your support of the show through your ratings, reviews, and Patreon support!For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social mediaFollow & SupportFollow us on InstagramSupport us on Patreon
Our habits our forming us, the question is what those habits are forming This is a special conversation built around the book You Are What You Love exploring the formative power of habit. As much as we might like to think otherwise, we are entrenched in a deep deep well of cultural habits and rhythms that are deforming our very being as Christians. The intentional and powerful spiritual power of habits is something that is rarely discussed in our age. We hope to help you take a step forward in your spiritual growth. resources https://amzn.to/3pJmkQX (You Are What You Love ) https://amzn.to/3pNiOVs (Atomic Habits) https://www.amazon.com/shop/khalilburton/list/2EK9Y0LSNWP4B (Complete list of WTTT Recommended books) For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
What does it mean that God is a Spirit? You might be surprised by how that changes things in your everyday life. In this episode we continue our conversations about God's attributes by exploring the truth that He is Spirit. God is not a body, not a thing or an "it" but a Holy Spirit. This makes Him unlike any other being we know and helps us to understand many other qualities of God. It might shock you how significantly this impacts our everyday living. call to action For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
What does it mean to be pentecostal? That's what we're discussing with Will Ceasar, youth pastor at Dothan First Assembly of God in Dothan Alabama. Will is an exceptional leader and thinker who's passionate about discipleship and equipping the church. To be pentecostal means to be a people eindwelt and empowered by the Holy Spirit of God. The gifts of God are given to us, not for ourselves, but in order for us to be God's representatives and blessing to the world around us. Resources https://giftstest.com/ (Quick Spiritual Gifts Test) https://spiritualgiftstest.com/my-account-registration/ (Longer Spiritual Gifts Test) (with gifts explained) For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
What comes to your mind when you think of worship and why does it matter? In this episode, Khalil and Sean discuss what worship is and how it shapes who we become. To worship God is to ascribe proper worth to God. Or to approach and address God as He is worthy Two truths from this episode: The more we focus on God the more we understand and appreciate his infinite worth and goodness. People will always become like what they focus on For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
Have you or somebody you know been afraid to engage with those facing same-sex attraction in or outside the church? Are you looking for wisdom about how to navigate Our guest, Drew Berryessa, has been in full-time ministry to the sexually broken and conflicted since 2004, and is the Director of A Living Letter Ministries, dedicated to helping the Church respond to sexual brokenness with truth and love. He travels the country speaking to churches, denominations, groups, and conferences sharing his testimony of transformation, as well as pastoral insights to help the broken and equip believers. The sexuality and gender conversations of today can be some of the most divisive and difficult conversations for us to navigate, but that does not mean we should disengage. In this episode, we explore exactly how we can do that in grace, love, and truth, for the glory of God and the benefit of the world. For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
Does God seem complex and difficult to understand? Sometimes the answer seems to be yes, but the good news is that at His core, God is not complex at all Sean & Khalil discuss God's simplicity, an essential attribute of God that makes Him who He is essential good news for us. While God possesses many attributes, as discussed on this show, His nature is simple in that it cannot be divided, segmented, or broken up into different parts. His simplicity makes him the source and definition of everything and the source of our understanding when we look at the world around us. For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
When you think about "image," what comes to mind? Grasping the importance of being made in God's image is one of our spiritual essentials but most people don't have a good understanding of what it means. In this episode, Sean & Khalil explore the biblical narrative surrounding God's Image and explore how a deeper understanding of what scripture says here shapes and changes how we live, what we live for, and how we share God with those around us. In summary, We were created for the purpose of imaging God. Sin is the failure to be righteous and to image the Creator as we were made to; it is falling short of the image of God by failing to represent His character and communicable attributes in creation. But Jesus frees us from sin and invites us back to God's original plan for his creation. resources For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
Many people experience an apathetic faith or minimal growth in Christ because they've failed to learn the power of this one discipline. In this episode, we are talking about the spiritual discipline of Study. Studying the scripture is different than simply reading the Bible. The study of scripture entails a deeper devotion and worship that shapes the faculties of the heart and recalibrates the soul. For more conversations like this one, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, or wherever you listen, give us a rating and follow us on social media Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon)
Pastor Stan Russel provides a wealth of practical advice for leading yourself well in life, relationships, and ministry service for a lifetime. Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts)
This is the first episode in a series on God's attributes and who God is. Who God is, affects, who we believe that we are as His image-bearers, how we live, and how we engage with the world around us. God is Triune. Evidence of the Deity of all three Persons: The Father (Rom 15:6, 2 Cor 1:3-4, 1 Pet 1:3) The Son (Acts 20:28; Rom 9:5; Titus 2:13) Holy Spirit (Ps 95:3; 8-9; Acts 5:3-4) Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts)
embodied beings in a disembodied world; that is who we are in an increasingly digitally-driven society. If we are made in the Image of God to reflect him to the world around us, how does that impact the way we live and relate on social media and in digital spaces? That's what we're exploring around the table. Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts)
Is journaling really a spiritual discipline? The fact that it is may surprise you. We're breaking down the importance and significance of this ancient spiritual practice and helping us all open the door to experiencing its benefit. Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts) Support this podcast
Deconstruction: a term that shapes much of our cultural practice today. But what does it mean for us as followers of Jesus and why should we be aware of it? Support this podcast
Are you looking to learn how to share your faith and evangelize like Jesus would? This is part two of a conversation about the heart and how of practicing the spiritual discipline of evangelism. Evangelism is a spiritual discipline because of the work and discipline it takes to do it diligently. Show Notes: The Essential Elements: Present the Gospel - God Loves Us - We are estranged from God - Jesus' is God's Provision for Sin - We are summoned to put our trust in Jesus - Resource: https://www.amazon.com/What-Gospel-9Marks-Greg-Gilbert/dp/1433515008/ref=tmm_hrd_swatch_0?_encoding=UTF8&qid=1638401669&sr=8-6 (What is the Gospel?) Use Scripture - What scripture verses capture the Gospel? Share Your Testimony and point to Christ - God's love - Your separation - Christ's death - Your trust Provide the Invitation - Remember: this is not a sales pitch The Choice - there's a decision to be made - but don't give up! Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts) Support this podcast
What good is faith if it doesn't continue on through all of life? We're talking with Robin Garvin about what things help us cultivate a heart that truly knows and lives for God. Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts) Support this podcast
In celebration of Christmas, we're learning about the Incarnation and how it changes everything for us. The term "incarnation" is a huge doctrine so this certainly is not an exhaustive exploration of this doctrine. But hopefully, this episode can spark your wonder, and spur on the conversation around the table. May you encounter the God who is with you. Support this podcast
The heart of God is for lost people and the Great Commission (Matthew 28:18-20) is what our lives are meant to be all about. Did you know 42% of the world has never heard th Gospel? With special guest Micah Mac, this episode is a rally cry calling us to live our lives with intentionality and purpose for the lost people of the world. Look forward to practical advice and tips but also a heavy challenge for all of us. Mentions in this episode: https://www.amazon.com/Missionary-God-Bible-Dick-Brogden/dp/1952562058/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=missionary+bible&qid=1636971878&qsid=135-8597097-2785137&sr=8-1&sres=1952562058%2C1462122094%2C0998061158%2C1976770351%2C0800796853%2C0830828877%2C1683227484%2C168359357X%2C080101896X%2C0830852131%2C1952406005%2C0785233466%2CB08YQCP75Y%2C1585160776%2C0830826297%2C0061577073&srpt=ABIS_BOOK (Missionary God, Missionary Bible) by Dick Brogden https://www.amazon.com/Dying-Out-Loud-Guilt-Death/dp/1937830969/ref=sr_1_1?keywords=dying+out+loud&qid=1636971907&qsid=135-8597097-2785137&sr=8-1&sres=1937830969%2C1629121576%2CB08PTK2J84%2C1938309170%2C0595417558%2CB003ZDO2E4%2CB071YLZ6JX%2CB00C7WU4OG%2CB004TC14HI%2CB0964CP7K2%2CB01M9ANN6M%2CB07JMH97N3%2CB09GB99QW8%2C1733992707%2C0141312270%2CB07M79LGW5 (Dying Out Loud) by Shawn Smucker "No Spend November" tethers to Simplicity (listen to episode 31) Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts) Support this podcast
Evangelism is such a big topic we're doing a multipart conversation on it knowing we'll still just be scratching the surface. Evangelism is a spiritual discipline because of the fruit that it produces in us and the world and also because of the discipline it takes to engage in evangelism faithfully. It doesn't happen on accident, but where do we start? That's what this conversation is all about, Follow & Support Follow us on Instagram https://www.patreon.com/wtttpodcast (Support us on Patreon) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts) Support this podcast
The word evangelism is either a buzzword that means everything or a confusing term that means nothing to many of us. But what is evangelism really? And if it's an essential part of the Christian life and witness, how do we do it well? That's our conversation with Andy Zeizmer from A Jesus Mission; they actively live out the Great Commission, seeking to proclaim the name of Jesus through everyday means and both ordinary and extraordinary methods around the world. Show Notes: Things you can do right now to be more evangelistic: Position yourself in places for God to move Familiarize yourself with your story ajesusmission.org andy@ajesusmission.org People who will change the world Podcast
The habits, patterns, and rhythms of our life always shape who we are and what we're becoming. Service is a discipline that is expected of every Christian, but does a rhythm of disciplined service shape us? Follow us on Instagram https://wtttpodcast.captivate.fm/patreon (Support us on Patreon!) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/welcome-to-the-table/id1504646571 (Leave a Review on Apple Podcasts)
Did you know the Bible has a lot to say about the table and how it shapes our identity? We're talking with a Messianic Jewish Rabbi to help us understand how this lost idea literally has the power to transform discipleship, shape our families, and change our lives forever. This Jewish & Christian theology of the table is actually one of the ideas that shaped the name of this podcast!
this time on the podcast we want to introduce you to one of the spiritual disciplines that most affect the development of our hearts. The Christian spiritual discipline of memorization; also known as scripture memorization. The process of memorizing scripture is so powerful because it moves the word of God from a collection of words we merely process cognitively into something that transforms our heart spiritually; it becomes deeper than knowledge, it becomes part of our very being as image-bearers. When scripture becomes a part of who we are, there is no other option but for the word of God to flow from us through our words, our actions, and our character and transforms our lives.
With so many people confused about what discipleship truly is or struggling to live it out with others, we need help to bring some clarity. Darin Poe is a discipleship specialist bringing us a framework for discipleship that anyone can live out. It's our Great Commission, some might say it's our calling. This conversation will help you start walking in new power right away!
In this episode we're introducing you to a spiritual discipline that guards your heart, renews your mind, and uplifts your spirit in the power of God. It may seem obvious, but then again it may seem overly simple. Let's learn together how a spiritual discipline (or a regular rhythm) of celebration has the power to change your life.
Everyone seems to be in the search of "simplicity" but no one really seems to actually be experiencing it. This ancient practice has the power to transform lives, heal souls, and unlock a type of spiritual clarity that will help you walk in God's purposes with greater focus than ever before.
If you've wondered how to grow in your calling, begin walking towards vocational ministry, or help others do the same, this is a conversation for you. We're exploring the foundations of Christian calling and vocational ministry through the lens of John Zick's book Called.
With the pace of modern life, the rate of innovation, and the constant pressure to perform, silence and solitude are forgotten arts in the 21st century and a dying spiritual discipline for sure. Yet this discipline must be reclaimed if we are to experience the joy of God's presence and the spiritual renewal that God offers those who practice it.
When most people think about conflict they think of something to be avoided at all costs. The reality though is that conflict is a part of everyday life and actually plays a central role in what it means to be a Christian and can play an important part in healthy living, deeper relationships, and spiritual growth.
Continuing our walk through the Spiritual Disciplines, we discuss the essential Christian spiritual discipline of prayer. While prayer is one of the most discussed disciplines out there, it still may be one of the more neglected in daily life. A rich and transformed life begins here. Show Notes: How we learn to pray: By praying meditating on scripture praying with others reading about prayer Two Primary models for prayer: The Lords Prayer (Matthew 6:9-11) A.C.T.S (Adoration; Confession; Thanksgiving; Supplication) Follow on Instagram
James 5:16 calls us to confess our sins to one another so that we may be healed. Is it really that easy? We're talking about one of the most important aspects of the communal Christian life with our guest Jeff Gowing. While confession is critical, experiencing a community where true confessional community can take place has at times been one of the church's biggest obstacles. This is an episode that needs to be shared. Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/wtttpodcast/ (Instagram)
Grow in faith with us as we pursue the spiritual discipline of fasting, Here we unpack what it is, what it isn't, and provide extremely practical ideas for how to get started. Christian fasting is different than many other forms of fasting and serves a completely different purpose. Show Notes: Determine a purpose Determine a type of fast Determine a duration Determine when you'll start Books https://www.amazon.com/Gods-Chosen-Fast-Arthur-Wallis/dp/0875085555 (God's Chosen Fast) by Arthur Wallis https://www.amazon.com/Fasting-Ancient-Practices/dp/0849946050/ref=sr_1_1?dchild=1&keywords=ancient+practices+fasting&qid=1617925378&s=books&sr=1-1 (Fasting: The Ancient Practices) by Scot McKnight Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/wtttpodcast/ (Instagram)
Have you ever noticed you really only trip when your eyes are focused on the wrong thing? As we look at our culture and the church, we're noticing that we stumble most when our eyes are fixed on all the wrong things. Justin Knowles, who oversees student Show Notes: Listen to Episode 13 for more on Unity Justin Knowles on https://www.instagram.com/justinknowles3/ (Instagram) https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/youth-ministry-hacks/id1229403372 (Youth Ministry Hacks Podcast) Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/wtttpodcast/ (Instagram)
We continue our exploration of key spiritual disciplines. As we pursue the spiritual discipline of biblical meditation, it's important for us to define what it is as well as what it is not! Why is meditation important? How does it benefit us and how do we begin to practice biblical meditation faithfully? That's what this episode is all about. Follow us on https://www.instagram.com/wtttpodcast/ (Instagram)