Podcasts about living prayerfully

In this conversation, Jared opens up about his journey of faith and calling as a writer and filmmaker. He shares how his high school struggles shaped his desire to lead people closer to Jesus through storytelling. Jared discusses the process of writing his latest book, "A Devil Named Lucifer," challenging misconceptions about the devil and calling Christians to ground their beliefs in Scripture. He critiques moral relativism, reflects on his personal growth in grace and humility, and emphasizes the need for hospitality and engagement with younger generations as practical ways to sow the gospel.TAKEAWAYS+Christian writing has historically influenced the church and society in profound ways.+There is importance in planting seeds through writing that can impact future generations.+If you feel called by God to do something, you should pursue it relentlessly. +Understanding the devil's role is crucial in a materialist society.+Moral relativism poses a significant danger to society.+The character of Christ should guide our actions and decisions.+ Engaging with young people can be vital for spiritual growth and understanding.Jared Brock is an author, filmmaker, and storyteller with a unique gift for remembering remarkably specific details—thanks to his DNA-confirmed elevated episodic memory. He kissed his future wife in the summer before seventh grade, and today, they live in the UK with their two young sons. Jared, who is Canadian, and his wife—who is of Ethiopian and Finnish descent—are passionate about living simply. They don't own cell phones, preferring an analog lifestyle marked by generous time margins and meaningful relationships. Through his books and films, Jared invites audiences to think deeply, live intentionally, and draw closer to Jesus.Jared is the award-winning author of "A Year of Living Prayerfully" and "A God Named Josh" and the director of several films, including PBS's acclaimed Redeeming Uncle Tom with Danny Glover. His writing has appeared in Christianity Today, The Guardian, Smithsonian, USA Today, Huffington Post, Relevant, and TIME. To learn more about Jared and explore his books and films, please visit https://jaredabrock.com/#faith #writing #Christian #author #journey #influence #ministry #storytelling #literature, #filmmaking #spirituality #thedevil #moralrelativism #character #sowing #struggles #faith #youthministry Chapters00:00 Introduction and Background01:15 Journey to Faith and Early Experiences04:11 High School Challenges and Growth06:08 Finding a Calling in Writing and Filmmaking09:04 The Writing Process and Challenges13:44 Influence of Christian Writing on the Church17:01 Literary Journey and Recent Works21:27 The Journey of Writing and Personal Struggles23:06 Exploring the Devil: Myths and Realities27:08 The Importance of Understanding the Devil Today30:00 Moral Relativism and the Materialist Worldview32:03 Personal Reflections on Accusation and Adversity36:47 Living Out the Character of Christ40:16 Sowing the Gospel in Everyday Life

What Now? Living Prayerfully After the FireSustaining the spiritual hunger sparked by the National Day of Prayer.The National Day of Prayer stirred something deep. You felt it. You prayed bold prayers. Maybe even heard God's voice in a fresh way. But now it's the next day… and life is loud again.In this bonus-gap episode, Ron Cool breaks down what it actually looks like to carry the fire of prayer into your daily life. You'll discover how to turn one powerful spiritual moment into a movement of intimacy with God. If you've ever struggled to maintain consistency after a spiritual high, this is for you.Key Verse:Key Verse: 1 Thessalonians 5:17 – “Pray without ceasing.”Challenge Statement:Build a rhythm of prayer that doesn't fade when the moment ends.Free 5-Day Bible Plan:It's called “Breaking Free from the Idol of Productivity”Each day is short, powerful, and Scripture-based—designed to help you walk in freedom and trust God again with your work.GET YOUR FREE DEVOTIONALTake time to think about this, pray about it, and take one small step in obedience. Remember, divine interruptions aren't just obstacles—they're opportunities for God to do something amazing in your life.Links to Connect with Ron:Website: www.newpathnewyou.comInstagram: @rcooljrFacebook: Ron CoolYouTube: New Path New YouDon't forget to subscribe and leave a review to help us reach more men seeking purpose! Share your stories of bold obedience with Ron on social media, and let's encourage each other on this journey.Find your Community: Men DiscipleshipBecome a NPNY Supporter! - Now Tax Deductible!One TimeMonthly For Married Couples! - The Abundantly Expectant Marriage Podcast - with Ron and Rachel Cool Website: AEMARRIAGE.com

Message from the sermon series, More Than Enough, from Colossians 4:2-6.

How does one "pray unceasingly" as 1 Thessalonians 5 says? Elder Ben uses Galatians 5 and 1 Thessalonians 5 to make argument of why prayer is essential for exibiting the fruit of Spirit.

How does one "pray unceasingly" as 1 Thessalonians 5 says? Elder Ben uses Galatians 5 and 1 Thessalonians 5 to make argument of why prayer is essential for exibiting the fruit of Spirit.

Rev. Rodney Henderson Psalm 51

Rev. Rodney Henderson 1 Samuel 3:1-21

Trusting God At All Times Daily Devotional

Wesley Wednesday: Forty Days With Wesley; Living Prayerfully - Trusting God In Tough Times Daily Devotional

Jared Brock is the co-founder of Hope for the Sold, an abolitionist charity that fights human trafficking. He is an author and film documentarian. His films include: Red Light Green Light, Over 18, and Redeeming Uncle Tom. His books include: The Road to Dawn, The Year of Living Prayerfully, and Bearded Gospel Men. His writing has appeared in TIME Magazine, Esquire, Christianity Today, Relevant Magazine, Huffington Post, Smithsonian Magazine, Writer's Digest, The Guardian, and he is a frequent contributor to Medium.com. He owns no cell phone, is an anti-political, ambiverted, ENTJ, Enneagram 8, and spends his days synthesizing perennial knowledge into everyday wisdom – discovering the practical long-term principles that can cultivate human flourishing. Join us as Jared shares from his personal journey, his work, and stories that will inspire and equip you to a deeper life of justice, kindness, and humility. The inimitable Jared Brock on today's 68 Culture Podcast. www.jaredabrock.com

In this episode, we are joined by author and documentarian Jared Brock who is known for works such as A Year of Living Prayerfully, Red Light Green Light, and most recently The Road to Dawn. Jared shares about his work and the riveting behind-the-scenes info about how his books and documentaries came to be, as well as about some projects he is currently working on.

The prayer of a righteous person can accomplish much, as James writes. But for us to live the artful life, we must pray with that expectation, instead of offering prayers of convenience.  The post Living Prayerfully appeared first on Waterford Community Church.

Join us for a special encore Easter edition of the SLHour from 2015: Sister Marie Paul Curley tells us about Easter with the Daughters of St. Paul and gives us a new (and unexpected) Five-Easter-film countdown. We also speak with Jared Brock, author of A Year of Living Prayerfully about prayer and...

Join us for a special encore Easter edition of the SLHour from 2015: Sister Marie Paul Curley tells us about Easter with the Daughters of St. Paul and gives us a new (and unexpected) Five-Easter-film countdown. We also speak with Jared Brock, author of A Year of Living Prayerfully about prayer and...

From the last week of Presence in February, Pastor Aaron reminds us about another perspective we can take on prayer and it's power

Join us for a special Easter edition of the SLHour: Sister Marie Paul Curley tells us about Easter with the Daughters of St. Paul and gives us a new (and unexpected) Five-Easter-film countdown. We also speak with Jared Brock, author of A Year of Living Prayerfully about prayer and of course, Easte...

Join us for a special Easter edition of the SLHour: Sister Marie Paul Curley tells us about Easter with the Daughters of St. Paul and gives us a new (and unexpected) Five-Easter-film countdown. We also speak with Jared Brock, author of A Year of Living Prayerfully about prayer and of course, Easte...

In this episode of You University, I interview Jared Brock. Jared is the author of A Year of Living Prayerfully, and the co-founder of Hope for the Sold, an abolitionist charity that fights human trafficking one word at a time. Jared is happily married to his best friend, Michelle, with whom he is the co-director and co-producer of Red Light Green Light. Together they have traveled to over 40 countries and have spoken in over 100 cities around North America. Jared’s writing has appeared in Huffington Post, Converge, Esquire, and Relevant Magazine, and he writes regularly at JaredBrock.com. Ready to build your brand? Get your 15 Free Videos RIGHT NOW http://goo.gl/oDCqdL

Jared Brock is back today to talk about some of the crazy adventures he experienced on his journey to live prayerfully for a year. Also included are some tips on how to become a minimalist, and a crazy travel mishap with a happy ending!

In this episode, Mike chats with Jared Brock, a gentleman who has lived a multi-faceted, intentional, and international life. Jared runs a charity to fight human trafficking with his wife, completed a 37,000-mile pilgrimage around the world - where he even gained an audience with Pope Francis. He and his wife also took the 100 Things challenge and now they live carbon neutral in a 1975 Airstream trailer in a forest, they don't own cell phones, and get by on just the essentials. Jared is an interesting guy and I'm sure you'll enjoy the conversation he had with Mike on this episode. Relevant Links http://amzn.to/1Io70Ol (A Year of Living Prayerfully by Jared Brock) http://hopeforthesold.com/ (Hope for the Sold –) http://redlightgreenlightfilm.com/ (Red Light Green Light) http://jaredbrock.com/start/ (Welcome to Living Prayerfully!) Want to send Mike an app, book, or something similar to discuss on the show? Email Productivityist at info@productivityist.com and we'll give it a look. Want to listen on Stitcher? http://www.stitcher.com/s?fid=53149&refid=stpr (Click here.) Really like the show and want it to flourish even more? Support The Productivityist Podcast by becoming a patron! http://patreon.com/productivityist (Click here) to visit The Productivityist Podcast's Patreon page and see what perks await those who pitch in a buck or more.

What is the importance of prayer? How does spirituality connect to travel? We talk with our next guest about these questions. A christian activist and author. He’s completed a 37,000 mile prayer pilgrimage around the globe. Introducing, Jared Brock. “World travel is fundamental for world peace.” – Jared Brock (Tweet It) Travel Topics: What the point of prayer … Continue reading "Jared Brock: Author of a Year of Living Prayerfully" The post Jared Brock: Author of a Year of Living Prayerfully appeared first on The Blog of Ian Robinson.

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On this episode, I’m in the room with Jared Brock. Jared is a documentary film maker, an author, and the co-founder of “Hope for the Sold” - an abolitionist non-profit organization fighting sex trafficking. While filming in the red light districts of Amsterdam, Jared was reminded of our deep need for prayer. This reminder resulted in a 37,000 mile prayer pilgrimage around the globe. His new book, “A Year Of Living Prayerfully” is a travel memoir documenting this journey.   In my conversation with Jared, we discuss the reasons prayer runs dry in our lives, how ministry leaders can help fuel the fire of prayer in their own lives and the lives of those they lead, and how in the world Jared ended up meeting the pope on this journey. Buy “A Year Of Living Prayerfully”: rdmptn.org/LivingPrayerfullyFollow Jared on Twitter: twitter.com/jaredbrockCheck out the Red Light Green Light Film: redlightgreenlightfilm.comFind out more about “Hope For the Sold”: hopeforthesold.com Check out Jared’s Blog: jaredbrock.comBooks Jared recommends on prayer:rdmptn.org/PracticingPresenceOfGodrdmptn.org/RuleOfTaizerdmptn.org/GeorgeMullerrdmptn.org/PeteGreigrdmptn.org/TooBusyNotToPrayrdmptn.org/Intercessor

Jared Brock had lunch at the Pope's house, travelled to North Korea, walked on a bed of hot coals, and even got to chat with the Westboro Baptist Church! Connect with Jared Brock LivingPrayerfully.com @ Jared Brock Facebook.com/JaredABrock Hope For The Sold Red Light Green Light Documentary Today's guest has travelled all over the world to see and document how different people pray. Jared Brock has lived an amazing life to this point and shows no signs of stopping. While deeply involved in crusading against human trafficking, he got the opportunity to write his first book called A Year of Living Prayerfully! Jared Brock's incredible story is one that must be shared with people of all religions, and to get a taste of what the book is all about, please watch the trailer below. Purchase Jared Brock's Red Light Green Light Documentary On Amazon Buy Jared Brock's Book Living Prayerfully For $2.99 Until May 29th! https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=QC23CWNTm5E More about Jared Brock Jared Brock is the author of A Year of Living Prayerfully, and the co-founder of Hope for the Sold, an abolitionist charity that fights human trafficking one word at a time. Jared is happily married to his best friend, Michelle, with whom he is the co-director and co-producer of Red Light Green Light.  Together they have traveled to over 40 countries and have spoken in over 100 cities around North America. Jared's writing has appeared in Huffington Post, Converge, Esquire, and Relevant Magazine, and he writes regularly at JaredBrock.com. Jared's Life Story Born in the royal city of Guelph, Ontario, Canada, on the same birthday as Benjamin Franklin, Jared was raised by a Culligan man/youth pastor and homemaker/life coach. Jared was permanently kicked out of Sunday school in the fifth grade. He met the love of his life in the seventh grade, and kissed her that summer at a Newsboys concert. His eighth grade teacher claimed that he would either “be a prisoner or a pastor.” Jared came to faith in Jesus at the age of 17, and was baptized at a Christian camp the following summer. Jared skipped 56 days of his last semester of high school and graduated from real estate college before he finished high school. He worked as a realtor, then as a used car salesman, but eventually got tired of selling people things they didn't need. He spent 3 years as a youth pastor, which was more than enough. Jared and Michelle decided to simplify their lives- they took the 100 Things Challenge and volunteered at intentional communities and eco-villages as they backpacked through all 7 countries in Central America. Upon returning to Canada, Jared interned on Vancouver Island at New Life Church, and was mentored by Christian author Mark Buchanan. In between all this, Jared and Michelle started Hope for the Sold, after hearing Gary Haugen speak at the Catalyst Conference in Atlanta, Georgia. Together they produced Red Light Green Light, which has been seen in over 100 cities around North America. While filming undercover in the red light districts of Amsterdam, Jared discovered his great need for prayer, and so embarked upon a 37,000 mile prayer pilgrimage around the globe. He chronicles his journey in a newly-released Tyndale book entitled A Year of Living Prayerfully. Jared spends his time writing, reading, speaking, and traveling. He also eats and sleeps with remarkable regularity. The Brocks have been married for six years, and together they've traveled to over 40 countries. They live in a 1975 Airstream Sovereign Land Yacht six months each year, and spend the other six months on the road. They don't have any children yet, but Jared would like to adopt at least a baker's dozen. Michelle does not. Episode 179

Jared Brock recently completed a 37,000 mile pilgrimage around the world, including a trip to North Korea and meeting the Pope. Jared shares stories from the journey as well as his moment of inspiration in the Red Light District of Amsterdam. His new book, A Year of Living Prayerfully, documents the trip. Recorded 18 May 2015 from Hamilton, Ontario, Canada and Baltimore, MD, USA wtepodcast.com/2015/05/27/livingprayerfully