Tyler Staton

Tyler Staton discusses Jesus's invitation to experience joy and life, emphasizing the importance of spiritual practices for internal transformation. Topics include misconceptions about New Year's resolutions, living at Jesus's pace through spiritual disciplines, embracing transformation through committed ritual, and finding joy in everyday moments.

Tyler Staton discusses the importance of solitude in our apprenticeship with God, slowing down to His pace, and finding hope in waiting. Practical examples are given for creating rhythms of solitude in everyday life.

Spiritual teacher Tyler Staton discusses the importance of prayer in spiritual growth, challenging listeners to pray with faith. The podcast explores the transformative power of consistent prayer practices, emphasizing intimacy with God and the impact of prayer in real-life scenarios. The guided prayer session encourages vulnerability and authentic connection with the divine.

Tim Mackie and Tyler Staton discuss the confusion surrounding Scriptures and how to read them with the right tools. They explore approaching the Bible as a story leading to Jesus, emphasizing the importance of engaging with different types of literature within the biblical text.

Tyler Staton discusses the importance of a Rule of Life, tracing its roots and practical application. Topics include U2's faith journey, internal alignment with Jesus, adapting to new blessings, significance of vows, and crafting a rule of life for spiritual growth.

Guest Tyler Staton breaks down the 'why' of fasting, focusing on its spiritual significance, growth in compassion, and freedom from idols. The podcast explores historical roots, deep desires, and seeking divine guidance through prayer and fasting.

Tyler Staton, the Lead Pastor of Bridgetown Church and national director of 24-7 Prayer USA, shares insightful lessons from his cancer journey. He discusses choosing not to pray for healing, emphasizing the transformative power of suffering. Tyler reflects on how vulnerability deepens connections with God and others, and highlights the importance of prioritizing relationships over efficiency. He also explores the role of community during illness and the value of discerning prayer in spiritual growth, ultimately celebrating the redemptive nature of trials.

Tyler Staton advocates for Sabbath rest as a means to reform our views on work and rest, emphasizing the biblical foundations and formational purpose of the practice. The podcast explores the cultural impact of overwork, the sacred meaning of Sabbath, and the necessity of integrating God's work with secular work. It includes heartwarming anecdotes of parenting struggles and finding divine fulfillment, highlighting Sabbath as a gift for spiritual growth and rest amidst life's challenges.

Does a practice like fasting matter in the face of injustice and evil in the world? Can fasting really change any of it? If so, how?For the fourth week of our Fasting series, pastor and writer, Tyler Staton joins John Mark Comer, Yinka Dawson, and Jarin Oda to talk about three key characteristics of biblical justice, the differences between standing for and with the poor, and how fasting is a powerful way to empathize with and intercede for our neighbors in need. This podcast accompanies the Fasting Practice, developed by Practicing the Way. Thanks to the generosity of The Circle, all Practices are free. To learn more about The Circle or to run a Practice with your church, community, or small group, visit www.practicingtheway.org.

Tyler Staton, Pastor at Bridgetown Church and author of 'The Familiar Stranger,' shares profound insights on prayer and the Holy Spirit. He discusses how prayer becomes a refuge during life's winter seasons, emphasizing that the Holy Spirit acts as our advocate and comforter through challenges. Tyler reflects on personal experiences shaping his faith, the importance of memory in spirituality, and navigating pain with courage. His new book promises to enrich understanding of the divine, making this conversation a must-listen.