HeyJaredLearning to Live
The musings of a slow learner trying to apply biblical truth in everyday life.
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All Your Life Book Club Discussion Guide (opens the original)
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I made something for you, and it’s completely free.One of my favorite things since All Your Life released has been hearing how you’re using the book.Some of you are reading it with friends. Some are going through it with your small groups. Parents are reading it with their young adult kids. Others are using it with someone they’re mentoring.And honestly, that’s exactly what I hoped would happen.Because <spa
They Got Baptized. Now What? (opens the original)
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Last night, a group of students organized a Night of Worship and Baptism on the campus of the University of Toledo.Living With Power (LWP) had the privilege of helping sponsor the evening, and what God did through these students was incredible.I wish you could have been there.There’s been a lot of talk lately about revival among Gen Z, and I’m encouraged by it. After years of headlines telling us young people were done with church, something seems to be shifting. They’re curi
How are you measuring success? (opens the original)
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A famous author said something to me recently that I haven’t been able to shake.“If you’re not selling more than 3,000 copies of your books, why are you bothering to write?”I’m sure there was context. Maybe even wisdom behind the comment. Publishing is a business. Books cost money to produce. Publishers need books to sell.I understand all of that.But the sentence got inside my head.Because I write books.And suddenly the question wasn’t just, Why bother writing?</s
What does a healthy church actually look like for women? (opens the original)
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It’s one thing to identify what’s wrong. It’s another thing to know what we’re looking for instead, especially if you’ve been hurt by the church. Once you’ve experienced unhealthy leadership, spiritual manipulation, or simply years of feeling unseen, it can be hard to know what “healthy” even looks like anymore.I’m not talking about a perfect church. I’m talking about a church where women can genuinely flourish as followers of Jesus.Here are a few things I’d look for.1. A healthy church sees wom
What should women expect from the church? (opens the original)
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Last week I wrote about women and the church, and judging from my inbox, I hit a nerve.Women responded with their own stories. Some were grateful for the church. Some were angry with it. Some had left. Some were still there but weren’t sure they wanted to be.And several questions kept coming up:What exactly is patriarchy, and how do I know when I’ve encountered it in the church?Why do so many women talk about spiritual abuse?Is the church actually a safe place for women?Has
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