HeyJaredDulin Weekly Podcast
A weekly thought and word of encouragement from the Dulin United Methodist Church in Falls Church, Virginia
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The Grace of a Reset (opens the original)
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As summer winds down and Labor Day passes, Pastor James Henry explores the idea of the "reset" — those natural turning points in the calendar (a new school year, a new Christian year, a new calendar year) that invite us to look honestly at our lives and consider what needs to change. James shares a personal story about building a Centering Prayer habit ten years ago, and how missing a day doesn't mean starting over — it means asking what you learned and trying again, without turning the slip int
Good Is Enough (opens the original)
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In this week's Dulin Weekly Moment, Pastor James Henry gets refreshingly honest: he re-recorded this episode because he wasn't satisfied with his first take — and then caught himself in the very perfectionism he's about to talk about. That moment becomes the doorway into a reflection on one of the most common ways discipleship gets derailed: not by unbelief, but by the paralyzing pursuit of perfect. James points out that Aramaic, the language Jesus actually taught in, has no word for "perfect" i
Stories (opens the original)
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In this week's Dulin Weekly Podcast, Pastor James Henry closes out the "Be Like Jesus" series with an invitation: tell more stories. Rather than answering hard questions with flat declarations, Jesus consistently taught through story — and James unpacks two of the most striking examples in scripture. First, the parable of the Good Samaritan, told in response to the question "who is my neighbor?" — a story built specifically to disarm its first-century audience by making the most despised person
Like Jesus: Ask Good Questions (opens the original)
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In this week's Dulin Weekly Moment, Pastor James Henry continues the "Like Jesus" series with a look at something Jesus did constantly throughout the Gospels: asking good questions. Rather than always answering directly, Jesus often turned a question back on the person asking — inviting them into their own discovery rather than handing over a ready-made answer. James reflects on what it means to follow that same pattern in everyday faith and relationships. He draws a parallel to the early stages
Be Like Jesus: Enjoy Your Life (opens the original)
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In this week's Dulin Weekly Podcast , Pastor James Henry continues the "Like Jesus" series by exploring a side of Jesus that often gets overlooked: his capacity for joy and enjoyment of life . From attending dinner parties to turning water into wine at the wedding at Cana , Jesus modeled a faith that wasn't only about seriousness and sacrifice — it included genuine delight in food, friendship, and celebration. James reflects on how observing Jesus was central to discipleship for the original fol
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