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Host Andrew Camp welcomes writer and fellow podcaster Jeremy Jernigan to The Biggest Table to discuss faith, hospitality, and wine while comparing two pinot noirs: California's Meiomi (engineered for consistent, fruit-forward sweetness) and Oregon's Lemelson single-vineyard pinot (limited production, terroir-driven complexity). Their tasting becomes an analogy for faith, contrasting mass-produced certainty with nuanced growth. Jernigan shares the story behind his book The Edge of the Inside: after two decades in ministry and a dream lead-pastor role, conflicts during 2020 over engaging COVID and George Floyd's murder led to an elder-board ultimatum, his resignation, loss of community, and years in “liminal space.” The book traces moving from the “center” to the “edge,” rethinking inherited theology, and imagining how to move forward, emphasizing curiosity, composting past faith, and finding new communities.Jeremy Jernigan is a writer, speaker, and recovering megachurch pastor. After two decades in full-time ministry, including serving as a Lead Pastor, he now focuses on helping people rebuild their faith after it breaks. He's the author of The Edge of the Inside, and he hosts the weekly Rebuilding Faith series and the biweekly Cabernet and Pray podcast. Jeremy lives in Arizona with his wife and five kids.Follow Jeremyjeremyjernigan.comEdge of the Inside bookThis episode of the Biggest Table is brought to you in part by Wild Goose Coffee. Since 2008, Wild Goose has sought to build better communities through coffee. For our listeners, Wild Goose is offering a special promotion of 20% off a one time order using the code TABLE at checkout. To learn more and to order coffee, please visit wildgoosecoffee.com. 

In this episode, I talk with Jeremy Jernigan about his deeply personal and intellectual journey behind The Edge of the Inside, unpacking how Jeremy's lifelong love of writing evolved into a healing-driven project that blends memoir and theology. We discuss how time and emotional distance were necessary to move from bitterness to clarity, allowing Jeremy to structure the book into reflection, belief, and application. We also discuss shared experiences as pastor's kids, the disorienting process of deconstruction, and the realization that faith is far broader than what we were taught. Listen to hear about: Writing as healing, not just storytelling Jeremy describes the book as a form of therapy, something he had to live through and process before he could write honestly and help others.   The “edge of the inside” concept Inspired by Richard Rohr, this idea captures the experience of still belonging to a system while holding a perspective that challenges it.   Deconstruction and expanding belief systems We both reflect on realizing that what we were taught wasn't the full picture, leading to curiosity, questioning, and broader exploration.   How language shapes belief (and confusion) The same words, faith, truth, provision, can mean completely different things depending on who's using them, especially in religious and political contexts.   The “life quake” moment Jeremy shares the pivotal realization that doing the “right” things doesn't guarantee success—and sometimes leads to losing everything, forcing a complete redefinition of faith and identity. Grab a copy of Jeremy's book here! Check Out Author Social Media PackagesCheck out the Bookwild Community on PatreonCheck Out My Stories Are My Religion SubstackGet Bookwild MerchFollow @imbookwild on InstagramOther Co-hosts On Instagram:Gare Billings @gareindeedreadsSteph Lauer @books.in.badgerlandHalley Sutton @halleysutton25Brian Watson @readingwithbrianMacKenzie Green @missusa2mba

Welcome back T&J family! Today we have a special treat - author Jeremy Jernigan. Jeremy was on our show last October, so we encourage you to listen to that episode for a full backstory on this week's podcast. Jeremy is releasing a new book - "The Edge of the Inside" - and we want to hear all about it! Jeremy opens up about shifts he is seeing in his own life, Christianity as a whole, and how Christ is there for those who find themselves on the edge of mainstream Christian thought. This is a great interview that comes from a fantastic book. Feel free to check out his website below and get a copy of the book while you are at it! https://www.jeremyjernigan.com/edge-of-the-inside

In this week's main episode, Matthew chats with three pastors/ex-pastors (Jeremy Jernigan, Jeremy Steele, and Stuart Delony) about how their faith transformed during and after their time from the pulpit. If you want to call in to the Bonus Show, leave a voicemail at (530) 332-8020. We'll get to your calls on next Friday's Bonus Show. Or, you can email Matthew at matthew@quoir.com. Join The Quollective today! Use code "heretic" to save 10% off a yearly subscription. Pick up the new book, Quantum Theology today, as well as The UnChristian Truth About White Christian Nationalism. Please consider signing up to financially support the Network: QuoirCast on Patreon If you want to be a guest on the show, email keith@quoir.com. LINKS QuoirCast on PatreonQuoirCast on Patheos Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

Welcome back T&J fam! As promised, we have a special guest on this week's episode! Former mega church pastor, Jeremy Jernigan, joins the pod for an open and honest discussion on the challenges of pastoring and church leadership culture. Jeremy transparently discusses his own experiences and resignation in 2020 and how this has sent him down a rabbit hole of personal growth, deconstruction, and reconstruction. We discuss what this has done for his faith and what he sees ministry looking like moving forward. Jeremy also has a tattoo sleeve, so we had to learn about that as well. Please connect with Jeremy through his website and social media (see below) and enjoy the show!https://www.jeremyjernigan.com/

Ready for some podcast inception? I came across Jeremy and his podcast "Cabernet and Pray" and figured he would be a fun person to connect with... We decided to do a crossover episode and had A LOT of fun! Turns out Jeremy and I are kindred spirits. We shared a few glasses of wine and recorded a version of 20ish Q's. This was a fun and wide ranging conversation! Enjoy. RESOURCES: JeremyJernigan.Com THEOLOGY BEER CAMP 2025: Its time to nerd out with your geek out! Get your tickets HERE. *A special thanks to Josh Gilbert, Marty Fredrick, and Dan Koch. Love you guys

Jeremy Jernigan joins us on the podcast this week to discuss Chapter 7 of The Divine Conspiracy as we continue in The Divine Conspiracy Project. Jeremy is the founder of Communion Wine Co, he leads the Cabernet and Pray podcast, and is known as “The Wine Pastor”.  Jeremy and I talk about a wide array of topics that this chapter brought up for us - dealing with contempt, prayer, Open Theism and how all of that relates as our faith grows and shifts and changes.  You can find Jeremy at: His website Cabernet and Pray Podcast Instagram   The Divine Conspiracy - Book Audiobook for the Divine Conspiracy on Spotify   The Divine Conspiracy Project Info and Reading Plan   ------------------ To help support Mike and his work, which includes this podcast, as well as his ability to offer discounted coaching, consulting and preaching to churches, you can make tax-deductible donations to: “WE Ministries” And mail it to: Mike Goldsworthy 6285 E. Spring St #474 Long Beach, CA 90808  

In this week's episode Trevor, Dylan, and first-time guest Jeremy Jernigan sit down and take a deeper dive into week three of our Difference Makers series. Each week we're unpacking one of Pantano's core values and explaining how that value defines us as Difference Makers. Week three's value is: Kingdom First. Being kingdom first drives us beyond our own church community. We strive to join God wherever He is at work. Church is who we are wherever we are and Jeremy really unpacked that for Pantano this past weekend! On Coffee Break this week, Dylan talks about the coffee scene in San Diego, and Jeremy talks about the similarities between tasting coffee and tasting wine. Like every week, we also take a peek at what's coming up for the people of Pantano! For all that and more, give this episode a listen! FOLLOW ALONG: Trevor - @trevordevage everywhere. Dylan - @dyln_mtchll everywhere. Jeremy - @jeremy.jernigan everywhere. FEATURED COFFEE (& COFFEE SHOPS): La Florida - Brasshorn Coffee (Murfreesboro, TN) James Coffee Co (San Diego, CA) Bird Rock Coffee Roasters (San Diego, CA) OTHER LINKS: Sunday's Message - Watch Sunday's Message - Listen What's Next at Pantano? Pantano Shop Communion Wine Co. The Forest & The Trees Podcast --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/themake/message

If we truly want people to know Jesus, we must call them to something greater than ourselves. We must call them to a Kingdom and a royal priesthood. This will require us to reach those outside our culture, in new ways. Today, special guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan continues our series, Difference Makers.

What could happen if you had a pastor and a skeptic read through the bible together? Our show this week with Jeremy Jernigan takes us inside their conversation for some interesting insights and revelations. When was the last time you had a conversation with someone who has a totally different belief system than your own? Are you open to listening to their perspective without the pressure of agreeing? Could the dialogue itself be a gift for your own personal journey and growth?  www.jeremyjernigan.com 

People often ask, “I love wine and I love Jesus, but can they go together?” There is a remarkable journey from the grape vine to the crushing of grapes to the mixing of various ingredients in the maturation process of wine. It is art, it is beautiful, it is transformational – the process from vine to wine. There was a time when Jesus transformed water into wine during His first miracle at a party. Wine has played a significant role in many religious and cultural traditions throughout history, including Christianity. Today wine is a social connection from wine tastings to sommeliers. Jeremy Jernigan takes us on a journey into vineyards, wine, new conversations and Jesus. Jesus is still all about transformation . . . with us. 

What could happen if you had a pastor and a skeptic read through the bible together? Our show this week with Jeremy Jernigan takes us inside their conversation for some interesting insights and revelations. When was the last time you had a conversation with someone who has a totally different belief system than your own? Are you open to listening to their perspective without the pressure of agreeing? Could the dialogue itself be a gift for your own personal journey and growth?  www.jeremyjernigan.com  See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

People often ask, “I love wine and I love Jesus, but can they go together?” There is a remarkable journey from the grape vine to the crushing of grapes to the mixing of various ingredients in the maturation process of wine. It is art, it is beautiful, it is transformational – the process from vine to wine. There was a time when Jesus transformed water into wine during His first miracle at a party.  Wine has played a significant role in many religious and cultural traditions throughout history, including Christianity. Today wine is a social connection from wine tastings to sommeliers. Jeremy Jernigan takes us on a journey into vineyards, wine, new conversations and Jesus. Jesus is still all about transformation . . . with us.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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What happens when you end up where you never planned to be? What do you do? In this message, guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan walks us through the events recorded in Ruth chapter 2 and shows us the power of doing the next right thing.

Jeremy Jernigan digs into Why Christianity is Unfair.  What we find is that Jesus' kingdom doesn't work out like we'd expect.

Did you know that God doesn't need our faithfulness in order for Him to be faithful to us? Even when we are unfaithful to God, God remains faithful. We get to read about God's faithfulness with Zachariah's story in the Bible. Zachariah laughed in the face of God's messenger when he heard that he would have a kid in his old age. But God didn't move on. He still fulfilled His promise. Join Pastor Jeremy Jernigan this week as he continues our Crescendo series leading up to Christmas.Find Christmas service times: www.centralaz.com/christmas Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Anxiety and fear have a stigma surrounding them. Some say, “You have anxiety? Why don't you trust in God?” However, these statements often cause more shame and pain to those who are struggling. Many people struggle with anxiety and it can be debilitating and frustrating.Join Pastor Jeremy Jernigan this weekend as he shares from Scripture how Jesus is with you in your anxiety and fear. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

How do you get more patience? Many of us image that patience is waiting and doing nothing, but what if being patience can be active as well? Join us this weekend as Pastor Jeremy Jernigan shows us how God can use us as we grow our patience.Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

What happens when you're using something right to justify something wrong? What happens when you hide behind what is good to excuse what is evil? In this message, guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan guides us into the book of Amos and helps us feel the hard message the prophet brought to God's people. The people were proud of their worship while they simultaneously practiced injustice. Jeremy echoes the word of Amos, calling us to hold on to righteous living while also pursuing justice.

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What are you giving birth to? If you are a guy, that might sound like an odd question, but it is for you too. What new thing does God want you to bring into this world and how much are you willing to sacrifice for God’s vision? Get ready for an amazing message from Pastor Jeremy Jernigan on how God can use you to do incredible things if you are willing to be selfless instead of selfish. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Peace is something that we all want. Because of this, we go to things to help bring us peace.Maybe for you that is your job, family, success, or even coffee. Despite our best efforts, these things will leave us with a peace that is ultimately unfulfilling.Join Pastor Jeremy Jernigan as he shows us how true peace comes when we focus on Jesus.Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Buckets of Water; an exploration of John chapter 4 with Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan

Buckets of Water; an exploration of John chapter 4 with Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan

Buckets of Water; an exploration of John chapter 4 with Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan

It is far too common for many of us to feel alone. Right now, loneliness is running rampant through our culture.Christians have been gathering together to worship for thousands of years, but is this necessary?Join us this week as Pastor Jeremy Jernigan teaches on why God made us for community. We are better together.Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

It is far too common for many of us to feel alone. Right now, loneliness is running rampant through our culture.Christians have been gathering together to worship for thousands of years, but is this necessary?Join us this week as Pastor Jeremy Jernigan teaches on why God made us for community. We are better together.Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

It is far too common for many of us to feel alone. Right now, loneliness is running rampant through our culture.Christians have been gathering together to worship for thousands of years, but is this necessary?Join us this week as Pastor Jeremy Jernigan teaches on why God made us for community. We are better together.Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

It is far too common for many of us to feel alone. Right now, loneliness is running rampant through our culture.Christians have been gathering together to worship for thousands of years, but is this necessary?Join us this week as Pastor Jeremy Jernigan teaches on why God made us for community. We are better together.Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Are you searching for healing in the wrong places? Have you decided to have a victim mentality? God wants to give you healing, but it may be in a way you didn’t expect. This week Pastor Jeremy Jernigan gives a powerful message on how God’s power can bring healing to all aspects of our lives. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Are you searching for healing in the wrong places? Have you decided to have a victim mentality? God wants to give you healing, but it may be in a way you didn’t expect. This week Pastor Jeremy Jernigan gives a powerful message on how God’s power can bring healing to all aspects of our lives. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Are you searching for healing in the wrong places? Have you decided to have a victim mentality? God wants to give you healing, but it may be in a way you didn’t expect. This week Pastor Jeremy Jernigan gives a powerful message on how God’s power can bring healing to all aspects of our lives. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Are you searching for healing in the wrong places? Have you decided to have a victim mentality? God wants to give you healing, but it may be in a way you didn’t expect. This week Pastor Jeremy Jernigan gives a powerful message on how God’s power can bring healing to all aspects of our lives. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

We all are going through a tough season right now. There doesn’t seem to be an end to the trials for many of us. Where is God in all of this? Can God really use the pain and suffering in your life for His purposes? Pastor Jeremy Jernigan brings a message this week of hope in the midst of a storm. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

We all are going through a tough season right now. There doesn’t seem to be an end to the trials for many of us. Where is God in all of this? Can God really use the pain and suffering in your life for His purposes? Pastor Jeremy Jernigan brings a message this week of hope in the midst of a storm. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

We all are going through a tough season right now. There doesn’t seem to be an end to the trials for many of us. Where is God in all of this? Can God really use the pain and suffering in your life for His purposes? Pastor Jeremy Jernigan brings a message this week of hope in the midst of a storm. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

We all are going through a tough season right now. There doesn’t seem to be an end to the trials for many of us. Where is God in all of this? Can God really use the pain and suffering in your life for His purposes? Pastor Jeremy Jernigan brings a message this week of hope in the midst of a storm. Support the show (https://www.centralaz.com/Give)

Welcome back to the unSeminary podcast. Today we're talking with Lead Pastor Jeremy Jernigan from Abundant Life Church in Portland, Oregon. Every church out there would like to engage more people, but it's tough when you're working with finite resources. Listen in as Jeremy talks about the limits Abundant Life Church encountered when it came to […]

New to Jesus Collective? Listen to the first 10 minutes to learn more about who we are. Keep listening to hear the interactive conversation featuring two churches that are taking different approaches to welcoming and including the LGBTQ+ community in the life of the church. We’ll learn together through conversation with Jeremy Duncan of Commons Church in Calgary, AB, and Jeremy Jernigan of Abundant Life Church in Portland, OR. These two churches are both seeking to keep Jesus central to everything they do, yet land in two different places in how they love and disciple LGBTQ+ persons. Do you wrestle with how to navigate this important and delicate reality in this cultural moment? With the guidance of the Scriptures, the Holy Spirit, communal discernment, and the centrality of Jesus, we can find our way forward together.

Message from Jeremy Jernigan on January 5, 2020

Jeremy Jernigan is the Lead Pastor of Abundant Life Church, a multisite church with campuses in Oregon and Washington. He's a second generation preacher with a passion for studying and communicating truth.

This week we heard from a guest speaker, Jeremy Jernigan, teach on the topic of his new book, Redeeming Pleasure. The topic of pleasure within the church has often been shied away from because of an assumption that pleasure is connected with guilt and shame. Jeremy emphasized the need to seek pleasure on God's terms where we will experience maximum pleasure rather than seeking pleasure on our own terms which ultimately leads to less pleasure.

This week we heard from a guest speaker, Jeremy Jernigan, teach on the topic of his new book, Redeeming Pleasure. The topic of pleasure within the church has often been shied away from because of an assumption that pleasure is connected with guilt and shame. Jeremy emphasized the need to seek pleasure on God's terms where we will experience maximum pleasure rather than seeking pleasure on our own terms which ultimately leads to less pleasure.

This week our guest speaker, Jeremy Jernigan, takes us through the historical view of shepherds as having a poor reputation and a despicable nature. Despite this, Jesus took on the identity of a shepherd, turning the image on its head and redeeming it. In Jesus, what we actually see shatters what we expected to see.

This week our guest speaker, Jeremy Jernigan, takes us through the historical view of shepherds as having a poor reputation and a despicable nature. Despite this, Jesus took on the identity of a shepherd, turning the image on its head and redeeming it. In Jesus, what we actually see shatters what we expected to see.

Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan takes us through the text in John 15 and describes what it means to remain in the vine and experience the vibrant life that Jesus desires us to have. The more we remain in the vine, the more closely we get to Jesus, and the more vibrantly we'll experience life.

Guest speaker Jeremy Jernigan takes us through the text in John 15 and describes what it means to remain in the vine and experience the vibrant life that Jesus desires us to have. The more we remain in the vine, the more closely we get to Jesus, and the more vibrantly we'll experience life.

Have you ever noticed that we tend to judge others by their actions and ourselves by our intentions? In this sermon, Jeremy Jernigan shows us the story of Simon Peter, and how our faith can be get stuck when we think about our past failures and that faith happens in the disappointment of failure.

Have you ever noticed that we tend to judge others by their actions and ourselves by our intentions? In this sermon, Jeremy Jernigan shows us the story of Simon Peter, and how our faith can be get stuck when we think about our past failures and that faith happens in the disappointment of failure.