episode-header-image

Dec 2022

57m 22s

Joy: Part 1 | Unhurrying With a Rule of ...

Practicing the Way

About this episode

How do we experience more joy in our everyday lives? John Mark talks about how the common human desire to be happy isn’t the problem, but that we’re searching for joy in the wrong places. He encourages us to examine what beliefs might be blocking us from experiencing the joy that Jesus offered to all who follow Him.

Key Scripture Passages: Luke 1v39-45; Luke 2v8-11; Luke 4v14-21; Luke 10v17-21;

Resources for this practice:

https://practicingthewayarchives.org/practices/unhurry

Up next

Prayer Training (ft. Alex Rettman) | Prayer E7

How do we actually pray for others? This week, Alex Rettman offers a practical training on prayer ministry. He covers the theology behind effective prayer and then walks through a simple three-step method: interview, listen to what God is doing, and say or do what He's saying or ... Show More

Imaginative Prayer (ft. Josh Porter) | Prayer E6

What is "imaginative prayer"? Josh Porter explores the practice of imaginative prayer and shows us how our God-given imagination can become a powerful tool for intimacy with God, showing us how we can use the gift of our imagination as means of encounter with the Trinity.Key Scri ... Show More

Singing Prayer (ft. Alex Rettman) | Prayer E5

Can your singing actually be prayer to God? In this teaching, Alex Rettman explores three powerful truths about worship: it changes us as we behold God's glory, it moves God's heart when we offer costly praise, and it shifts circumstances as we lay a target for His kingdom to com ... Show More

Recommended Episodes

<p>Are you letting the little things steal your joy? We all have opportunities to get upset and go around frustrated each day. But in the big picture, most of the things that are upsetting us don’t really matter. Joel wants to teach you how to keep your joy no matter what goes on ... Show More

<p dir="ltr">What would it be like to have unhindered, abundant joy in the midst of all circumstances? The beauty of the joy God longs to give is that it’s not fleeting or temporary. It is sustaining, strong and true. As we continue to discover what it means to live for heaven, t ... Show More

How to Experience Your Highest Good and Greatest Joy

<p>What are you living for? Money, health, career, reputation, or comfort? These things aren’t inherently bad, but they were never meant to be truly and finally satisfying. Sadly, many professing Christians seem to live for these things while sprinkling in some religious devotio ... Show More

Can Holy People Have Fun?

Does being Christian mean that you need to live a solitary, boring, or unhappy life? Looking at the lives of holy men and women, it can appear that the majority of their lives were suffering and solitude. Does this mean that “fun” has no place in the Christian life? Fr. Josh John ... Show More

109 - Savannah Locke, Tamar Chipp & Joy Prouty

On today’s episode, we sit down with artist Joy Prouty, writer Savannah Locke, and worship-leader Tamar Chipp, as they examine the story of Jesus revealing his resurrection to Mary. They discuss how we should remain sensitive to the voice of God, how sharing your victories is jus ... Show More

The Hard Work Of Happiness

<p>Your joy is your job. In “The Hard Work Of Happiness,” Pastor Steven Furtick teaches us that the strategy for lasting happiness requires us to put our faith in charge of our feelings.</p> <p><strong>If you’ve just made a decision for Christ, please respond HERE: </strong><a hr ... Show More

Why I Started a LOFI Channel 🎧😊

I'll share with you why I started a Catholic lofi channel. We'll also look at what St Thomas Aquinas says are 4 characteristics of joy. 🎧 Catholic Lofi: https://youtu.be/FbsO3bgyH84 😊 Locals (Morning Coffee podcast): https://mattfradd.locals.com/ Aquinas on the four characteris ... Show More