Deeper - Part 1

<p>When you think of Thanksgiving, what comes to mind? For many, this American holiday is filled with warm memories of food, family, and gratitude. But for others, it’s filled with challenges of fractured family relationships, missed desires, and time alone. In this hopeful podca ... Show More

<p>We’re receiving such good questions from viewers and listeners of the podcast...and doing our best to answer as many as possible! This week, Allen asks John his thoughts on a wide range of topics, including these: How do we pray for unbelieving adult children? When does a dail ... Show More

In the series conclusion, Jon Tyson joins John Eldredge to respond to the statement: “I don’t understand how people can survive without...” His simple yet profound answer leads to a wide-ranging conversation on the hopeful and alarming developments regarding the body of Christ, h ... Show More

In this episode, we continue our review of verses 1 to 6 and conclude with a scene of the 'Great Event' - the Day of Judgement in which the earth and all that is within it will be obliterated. We will also mention some of the take away messages to learn from this section. 

Pastor Jon Laurenzo starts our Insight series by looking at the foundations of wisdom and three keys to biblical wisdom that help us live it practically into our every day lives. 

<p>In this, part 4 of a 4 part series, we conclude the topic of the vast forgiveness of God. We review the effects of sins and how to recompense for the sins we have performed in the past.</p> 

A glimpse into the sixth verse of Surah al-Fatiha (Surah 1 of the Quran) - in which we one again directly address God and ask Him to guide us and keep us on the straight path. 

<p>In our final episode of this four-part series, we host a conversation with Sister Heather Kristine who will talk more specifically about how a rule of life has shaped her journey in the monastic context and as a spiritual director.</p> 

In this Episode Tori and I talk about how God views trials and how we can point to Him and reflect Him in moments we typically try to avoid.. aka hardship.