HeyJaredThe Towel and Basin Society
The Towel and Basin Society is where servanthood meets real talk, deep revelation, and a whole lot of laughter! Hosted by Ikera Jones and Rj Schumeier, this podcast dives into the heart of Kingdom servanthood unfiltered, powerful, and full of purpose.
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Legacy, Wealth & the Glory of the Son (opens the original)
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What do we treasure, what will we leave behind, and who receives the glory? In this episode of Towel & Basin Society, Ikera shares poems exploring legacy, wealth, Jesus Christ the Son, and the glory of God. Through rhythm, reverence, and honest reflection, these words invite us to consider the weight of our days—and what we do with the life God has given us.
PECULIAR PEOPLE DON’T FIGHT LIKE EVERYBODY ELSE (opens the original)
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You were never called to look like everybody else, move like everybody else, or fight like everybody else. When God calls you peculiar, distinction comes with responsibility. In this conversation, Ikera speaks about what it means to be a peculiar people, while RJ takes us deeper into the reality of war—the battles around us, the battles within us, and the importance of knowing how God has called us to stand. Being set apart does not mean there will be no war. It means the war does not get to det
From Searching for a Word to Resting in the Word (opens the original)
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There was a time when opening the Bible meant urgently searching for one verse, one chapter, or one word that could get us through the situation we were facing. But spiritual maturity changes the way we approach Scripture. In this clip from Towel & Basin Society, Ikera shares how she is learning not to use the Word of God merely as an emergency exit, but to rest in it, study it, and draw nourishment from it. She also explains why genuine spiritual growth may not always be visible to people who a
The Harvest Was Sitting in the Welfare Office (opens the original)
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Sometimes the mission field does not look like a pulpit, a platform, or a church service. Sometimes it looks like a welfare office, an ordinary conversation, and a woman sitting in a wheelchair who needs to know that Jesus sees her. In this clip from Towel & Basin Society, Ikera shares what happened when she chose to speak about Jesus right where she was. No microphone. No planned sermon. Just obedience, compassion, and a willingness to recognize the person in front of her. Jesus said, “Lift up
The Harvest Has a Face (opens the original)
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Jesus never saw the multitude as numbers, He saw people. He saw their wounds, their wandering, and their need for a Shepherd. In this episode of Towel & Basin Society, we confront a sobering truth: the harvest is not an abstract mission field. It has names, stories, scars, and souls. Drawing from Matthew 9:36–38, we explore what it means to see people through the compassion of Christ, pray for laborers, and become willing answers to that prayer. The harvest is plenteous. The laborers are few. An
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