HeyJaredThe Honestly, Jess Show
This isn't just another Christian podcast trying to push an opinion about the state of the world. Welcome to a soft landing place for people who are genuinely curious about the lives of others, about how God is moving in our world and who He is, and how we can spur one…
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Can we BE the villager? How the Evangelical Industrial Complex impacted discipleship in churches | Ep. 29 (opens the original)
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Have all the resources that support our faith journeys actually had something to do with the gaps we see in discipleship and community building in the Western church? Jess thinks there might be some connection, and it has a name, the Evangelical Industrial Complex . This topic is super nuanced and isn't going to be universally acknowledged. Jess understands this, and does her best to give pastors and leaders the benefit of the doubt about how they're handling discipleship in their churches. But
Gospel-forward vs Gospel-focused Conversations | Ep. 28 (opens the original)
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When I have conversations with people, Christian or not, I’m doing my best to assess if the conversation is staying Gospel-forward or moving in a Gospel-focused direction. What do I mean by this? We’ve grown up in a time where culture has done a really good job of keeping the secular and the sacred separated in our lives. Church stays over there, and fun non-church things are over here. You can live one way for at least five days a week and pull it together on Wednesday nights and Sunday morning
A Manifesto (of sorts) | Ep 27 (opens the original)
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I don’t know about you, but I feel like there’s an invisible string tying content together these days—everyone wants to be unique and themselves, or in simpler terms, they want to be KNOWN. It’s hard to cultivate relationships in person because you can face the sting of rejection in real time, and leave a conversation thinking you’re a problem. And in the church, a place where broken people are supposed to be welcomed in and encouraged and shepherded on their way to new life, we oftentimes find
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