Podcast appearances and mentions of jay pathak

The Eyes We Need - Week 3 by Jay Pathak and Michael Clancey

The Eyes We Need | Philippians 2:14-16 & 1 Corinthians 9:19-23 | Jay Pathak

Family Mess 6 | Genesis 15:1-21 | Jay Pathak

Family Mess 4 | Genesis 11 | Jay Pathak

Serving In A Church | Jay Pathak | Mile High Vineyard

We are living in challenging times, where it is becoming increasingly difficult to lead. Jay Pathak (National Director of Vineyard USA) shares practical and helpful insights on how to deal with conflict and crisis in leadership.

"To be a witness is more than just what we say. It's not the articulation of words, it's how we live our lives." Jay Pathak unpacks what it means to be a witness of Jesus and to bear his name to the world. He reminds us that it's not about perfection, but being on a trajectory of transformation. Recorded live at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2024 in Nottingham.

"To be a witness is more than just what we say. It's not the articulation of words, it's how we live our lives." Jay Pathak unpacks what it means to be a witness of Jesus and to bear his name to the world. He reminds us that it's not about perfection, but being on a trajectory of transformation. Recorded live at the Vineyard Leaders' Gathering 2024 in Nottingham.

Guest Speaker Jay Pathak (National Director of Vineyard USA) shared about Jesus' heart for finding the lost, focusing on the stories of the lost sheep and the prodigal son.

Mealtime With Jesus | Enacted Grace | Jay Pathak

Easter Service 2024 | Jay Pathak | Mile High Vineyard

2024 Lent series Week 6 by Jay Pathak

LENT 2024 | John 2 | Jay Pathak

Reset | Living for the Lost | Jay Pathak

You know the moment. You've said "Hello", but don't know what to say next? Yeah, we know that moment too. Which is why we are doing an episode on what to say when you've forgotten someone's name and you really feel like you should know it. Or you run into somebody at the grocery store and don't want to get into the hard details of how life has actually been going. We are all human. We don't always have the perfect response or eloquent conversation starter. This episode won't change that, but it might get you thinking about how to handle the most common moments in your own life when you feel a bit tongue-tied. We are here to think ahead together so that we can be intentional in those slightly awkward moments with people we know and those we don't. How do we operate in the world when we want to be kind, honest, and also curious...and are just at a loss for words? This episode is meant to give some practical suggestions from our podcast hosts Krista and Alex AND is meant to get a conversation started. Comment below on what you say, when you have forgotten somebody's name.   A few things mentioned in this episode: Knowing What to Say: Finding the words to fit any situation by American Girl Harvard's blog about The FORD Method The Art of Neighboring by Jay Pathak and Dave Runyon Sharon McMahon aka @sharonsaysso on Instagram The Gottman Institute Some questions for reflection -How do you want people to feel as you are having a conversation? -Where do you tend to get stuck in small talk? -How can you be prepared before you go into a situation so that you can avoid some conflict? -What are some scripts you can have ready?

Reset | Kingdom Of God | Jay Pathak  

Guest speaker Jay Pathak shares a message about learning to listen for God's voice.

Guest speaker Jay Pathak shares a message about learning to listen for God's voice.

Reset | MHV Values | Jay Pathak

Advent 2023 | Chronos & Kairos Time | Jay Pathak

Wholly Living • Session Eleven • Neighboring Special Guest: Stephanie Austin Wherever you buy your books, look for The Art of Neighboring by Dave Runyon and Jay Pathak. Or for more information go to artofneighboring.com ---- For more info visit about this Seminar Series: https://www.camasnazarene.org/wholly-living.html To watch the video visit our Facebook Page: https://www.facebook.com/CamasNazarene/live_videos

Don't Die Dumb Series: Week 2 by Jay Pathak

Don't Die Dumb | Qucik Fixes | Jay Pathak

Season 4, Episode 19Leadership covers the continuum of time. How can we honor the past, be attentive to the present, and envision the future as influencers? Listen in as Jay Pathak, VUSA national director, reminds us how we can help people navigate every season well.Jay Pathak is the National Director of Vineyard USA. He also serves as the Lead Pastor of the Mile High Vineyard, a family of neighborhood churches in Denver, Colorado. Jay co-wrote a book called The Art of Neighboring: Building Genuine Relationships Right Outside Your Door back in 2012. Jay regularly thinks of ministry in context of culture and developing relationships and partnerships in the city, government, and across denominational lines. Jay has led in various contexts throughout the Vineyard starting as an intern for Rich Nathan here at Vineyard Columbus in his early ministry days, and stretching into various positions of trans-local leadership including serving on the Vineyard USA Executive Team for many years. He is a sought-after speaker and coach and has a BA in Philosophy from The Ohio State University and is a graduate of the Vineyard Leadership Institute. Jay met his wife, Danielle, in high school and they were married in 1998; they have two beautiful daughters, Jasmine and Sofia. 1. Vinyard USA2. The Art of Neighboring

I Pledge Allegiance: Week 4 By Jay Pathak

Jay Pathak discusses the the story of the Paralytic and its significance in the context of our relationships with others.

Vineyard Values: Justice & City Partnerships by Jay Pathak

By Jay Pathak

By Jay Pathak

By Jay Pathak

Today is Pentecost Sunday, and the last week in our Empowered series. Today, Jay Pathak, the national director of Vineyard USA shares with us the message of Pentecost. You may listen or watch Jay's message below. Watch on YouTube Listen on spotify Watch on Facebook Listen on Apple

Message brought by the National Director of Vineyard USA, Jay Pathak.

Today we conclude our “Empowered” series with a message for Pentecost from the National Director of Vineyard USA, Jay Pathak. If you'd like to connect with us or share a prayer request, feel free to fill out a connect card here: vineyardaltoona.churchcenter.com/people/forms/288405 We're always grateful for your continued financial support. To give securely online, you can visit this link: vineyardaltoona.churchcenter.com/giving Thanks so much for your continued support of Vineyard Altoona!

Welcome to the final message of our series "Empowered". For this message, Vineyard's National Director, Jay Pathak, did a video teaching on inviting the Holy Spirit. As you watch this message, we encourage you to take time to invite the Holy Spirit into your day and listen to what the Holy Spirit may be speaking to you . We hope you are impacted by this message and that you have a blessed day. You can watch the message here: https://youtu.be/xVikykz-Tbs

By Jay Pathak

A message from our National Director for VUSA, Jay Pathak on how heaven came into a room at Pentecost, and it has never stopped infiltrating the earth.

Jay Pathak leads us in a reminder of the importance of Pentecost

The world around us longs for real spiritual experiences. Pentecost Sunday celebrates the outpouring of God's experienced presence as recorded in the book of Acts. Contrary to popular belief, the story of the Bible is mostly not about getting to Heaven, it's the reality of Heaven getting into us. Life with God makes all things right. "This is real like gravity is real."

Acts 2:1-21 On this Pentecost Sunday, Jay Pathak, the National Director of Vineyard USA, spoke about the outpouring of the Holy Spirit on Pentecost, and how the Holy Spirit desires to continue to fill us everyday. We need to draw upon His power to mature as followers of Jesus, and to transform our witness to the world. Website: immanuelde.com Facebook: immanuelchurchwilmington YouTube: Immanuel Church Wilmington DE

By Jay Pathak

By Jay Pathak

By Jay Pathak

It's Season 2 of We Are Vineyard, and we're starting off with an exciting 2-part interview! Tim Mackie of BibleProject joins our host, Jay Pathak, to share about his relationship with Jesus as a child, the healing he experienced through the prayers of his church, and the disconnect he felt while attending school at a church. Tim talks about being reintroduced to Jesus through a dorky skateboarding-based church, and how following invitations from a cool leader at SkateChurch sparked his interest in the Bible, which transformed him from a disinterested student to an ignited scholar. Tim also shares about the lifelong friends he found through SkateChurch, meeting his wife through a mutual interest in Greek, and the origin story of BibleProject. This is a two-part episode, so make sure to come back next week for the second half of the story! Tim is married to Jessica, and together they are raising two little boys, Roman and August, in the wonderful city of Portland, Oregon. Tim is a creative writer for BibleProject. He's been fascinated with Jesus and his Jewish heritage ever since he became a Christian at 20 years old through an urban outreach ministry to skateboarders in Portland called SkateChurch. Tim discovered the wonderful world of biblical studies and languages at Multnomah University and Western Seminary, and he had the privilege of doing a PhD in Hebrew and Jewish Studies at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. Tim's greatest passion is to help people grasp the beautiful and compelling story of the ancient Scriptures and how they lead us to Jesus of Nazareth. Show Notes: BibleProject https://www.bibleproject.com Registration is now open for the 2023 Vineyard USA National Conference! https://conference.vineyardusa.org/

From "Holy Spirit Conference 2023." Jay Pathak on becoming people who are empowered to see God's Kingdom come.

From "Holy Spirit Conference 2023." Jay Pathak on the Spirit empowering people for mission in their city.

From "Holy Spirit Conference 2023." Jay Pathak on the Spirit empowering people for mission in their city.

Happy New Year! Today, we're celebrating the holiday by worshiping from home, and we'll hear from special guest Jay Pathak, the National Director of Vineyard USA.Support the show