Jon Tyson, expert on secularism, discusses cultural identity, generational differences, technology, and discipleship. Talks about responding to new obsessions, aging in leadership, AI impact, and providing a counter-culture alternative. Highlights include navigating technological shifts, generational gaps, and the challenges of preaching to Gen Z.

Pastor Jon Tyson discusses how to live a life without regret and fully leverage it for the Kingdom of God. Topics include different types of regrets, the importance of wise decisions and leveraging time, the myth of reinvention, navigating secularism and chaos, trusting external metrics, shaping identity through narratives, and the transformative power of God's compassion.

Jon Tyson, an insightful pastor, explores the foundational elements of Christian salvation and the Gospel. He discusses how confessing Jesus as Lord and believing in His resurrection forms the bedrock of salvation. The conversation delves into the transformative power of the Gospel, emphasizing its ability to reconnect us with God amidst life's complexities. Tyson highlights the journey from sin to Christ-like transformation, inviting listeners to embrace their identity as children of God and actively contribute to the Kingdom of God in a broken world.

This Sunday, Pastor Jon closed out our “We Want You Here” series with a call to consecration. In a time of theological compromise and the normalization of godlessness, God is calling us to devote ourselves to a Person, to a purpose, and to power through sacrifcal devotion and consecration.

Pastor Jon Tyson discusses the controversial topic of Jesus' exclusivity, emphasizing the challenges of proclaiming him as Lord amidst societal pressures. The podcast explores the tension between exclusive beliefs and religious pluralism, highlighting the importance of truth over sincerity in faith. It delves into the unique claims of Jesus as the sole mediator for salvation and encourages living a Jesus-centered life with respect and conviction.

Many deep streams of church tradition and spiritual wisdom meet at the person of Jon Tyson - John Mark's close friend, who he acclaims as “one of the best living preachers [he] knows.” Jon is leading a community of people at Church of the City New York to live counter-formatively for Jesus in one of the world’s most progressive, individualistic cities. Join the two of them for a conversation on the key stages of spiritual formation, the threat of self as we follow Jesus, why the onus for discipleship must be on the family & more. If you haven’t heard, John Mark is also launching a new ministry this Fall called Practicing the Way.  Through Practicing the Way, John Mark will create beautiful spiritual formation resources and experiences to help you and your church be with Jesus, become like Jesus and to do what he did. To join The Circle, become a pilot church or learn more today, head to practicingtheway.org Order Live No Lies today Free Resource | Soul Care Prayer Rhythms Check out John Mark’s full conversation with Danielle Strickland Visit John Mark's New YouTube Channel

Exploring Jesus as the true vine and the importance of abiding in Him for spiritual fruitfulness. Discussing liberation from religious constraints and the dangers of relying on temporary sources for fulfillment. Emphasizing the transformative love of Jesus and the value of finding worth in God's opinion. Highlighting the process of spiritual growth through challenges and the joy of cultivating a friendship with Jesus.

Jon Tyson teaches about leveraging money for the Kingdom and developing a vision and theology of giving. He emphasizes the importance of having a Godward view of giving and highlights the nature of giving in Christianity. He also explores the dangers of Mammon and the love of money, and the power of secret and spontaneous giving.

This Sunday, Pastor Jon continued our “We Want You Here” series with a teaching on prayer through tears. Our world is a fallen place, and it has become the cultural norm to be cynical and numb to the pain, injustice, and sin that surrounds us. However, not only has God never gone numb to the world, He invites us to weep our way back to the tenderness of His heart. 

Pastor Jon Tyson discusses engaging with politics from a Christian perspective, emphasizing eschatological hope in political participation. Topics include the dilemma of taxes and elections, Christian engagement with politics, government, faith, and justice, advocating for justice, and the transformative power of love and compassion in influencing political outcomes.