Deepen with Pastor Joby Martin

Join Jon Tyson, a pastor and author focused on cultural renewal, and Kyle Thompson from Undaunted.Life, as they delve into powerful discussions on faith and community. They highlight the significance of deep male friendships and how these bonds support us during tough times. The conversation moves to the transformative power of generosity, encouraging listeners to embrace a giving spirit. They also explore cultivating faith in a post-Christian world and the essence of embracing everyday ministry, showing how all professions can be a pathway to spiritual work.

From yard squirrels to Acts 18, Willie Robertson reminds us the gospel was never meant to sit still. It moves us from comfort into courage. In this powerful conversation, Willie joins Pastor Joby Martin to share stories of faith, family, and everyday mission. From lessons at the dinner table to the urgency of baptism, we see how the same gospel that saved Paul and transformed Phil Robertson’s life is still saving the least likely today. This is not about watching. It is about getting in the game and living out the Great Commission. Who is the one more God is calling you to reach and are you in the game or just watching from the sidelines? 📣 Episode Mentions: Scripture Passage: Matthew 28:16-20; Acts 18:1-28 Hosts: Pastors Joby Martin, Willie Robertson, Jonathan Vinke and Kyle Thompson from Undaunted.Life Gospeler: Turning Darkness into Light One Conversation at a Time by Willie Robertson 📌 Supplemental Resources: Jesus Said “Go” - Saturated: Willie Robertson Saturated Sermons Saturated x Deepen 🎙️ What We Discuss: 00:00 - Welcome & Opening Conversation 00:18 - The Legendary Yard Squirrel 01:42 - Fried Shrimp & Family Stories 05:30 - Growing Up in a Storytelling Family 07:06 - Why Stories Stick More Than Data 09:14 - The Gospel Gives Courage in Darkness 13:19 - Sounding Just Like Your Dad 16:25 - Same Gospel, Different Methods 18:15 - The Church Was Never Meant to Sit Still 22:22 - Better Questions Lead to Better Conversations 25:48 - The Gospel Saves the Least Likely 28:56 - Yesterday’s Meal & Everyday Faith 32:20 - Urgency of Baptism & New Life 34:59 - Rooted in the Word, Not in Stories or Statistics 39:51 - Carrying the Word Wherever You Go 43:14 - What Does Your Book of Acts Look Like? 47:00 - Closing Prayer About The Church of Eleven22 The Church of Eleven22® is a movement for all people to discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus Christ. Eleven22 is led by Pastor Joby Martin and based in Jacksonville, Florida, with multiple campuses throughout Jacksonville and the surrounding areas. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: http://coe22.com/donate

The discussion revolves around the importance of legacy in faith, exploring how goodbyes can lead to new beginnings. Mentorship is highlighted through the relationship of Elijah and Elisha, emphasizing ongoing spiritual growth. The conversation delves into the essence of faithfulness and how it intertwines with leadership, while also addressing the quiet yet powerful work of the Spirit in ordinary lives. Listeners are encouraged to focus on finishing strong, embracing divine guidance amidst life's noise.

In this engaging discussion, Pastor Matt Carter reflects on Elijah’s powerful encounter with God in 1 Kings 19. He delves into the experience of hitting rock bottom and asking God 'Why?' highlighting how God often restores weary hearts through His presence rather than explanations. The conversation explores the challenge of waiting during seasons of silence and offers encouragement for parents of prodigals. Ultimately, it emphasizes the significance of hearing God’s whisper amidst our struggles and ways to find solace in faith during dark times.

What does the Bible really say about depression, fear, and suicidal thoughts? Pastor Joby Martin and Rebecca Maxwell tackle the raw and often-avoided conversation about mental health. From Elijah’s crash after victory to the stigma around counseling, they reveal how the enemy wages war on the mind and why taking thoughts captive and running toward God changes everything. You’ll hear honest stories of despair, practical help for counseling, and why your words carry a life-or-death power in your home. When fear and shame attack, will you choose to stay silent, or speak life and run to Jesus? 👉 Take Your Next Step: If you’re walking through a hard season, our Care Ministry would be honored to pray with you, connect you with trusted counselors, and walk alongside you toward hope in Christ. https://coe22.com/care/ ✨ Special Guest: Rebecca Maxwell, LMFT, combines 15 years of ministry experience with clinical counseling to bring biblically grounded mental health care to Jacksonville. She leads a counseling practice, speaks into church communities, and empowers believers to pursue emotional and spiritual well-being grounded in the identity of being beloved. 📣 Episode Mentions: Scripture Passage: 1 Kings 19:1-8 Hosts: Pastors Joby Martin, Ryan Britt, and Jonathan Vinke It Doesn’t Make Sense Sermon Series Jesus & Your Mental Health Book, Podcast and Book Study Jacksonville Counseling Services Here Tomorrow - Suicide Prevention Resources 📌 Supplemental Resources From This Week: From Brokenness to Freedom - Mason Story Jesus and Your Mental Health - Elijah: Wk 6 Elijah Sermon Series About The Church of Eleven22 The Church of Eleven22® is a movement for all people to discover and deepen a relationship with Jesus Christ. Eleven22 is led by Pastor Joby Martin and based in Jacksonville, Florida, with multiple campuses throughout Jacksonville and the surrounding areas. To support this ministry and help us continue to reach people all around the world click here: http://coe22.com/donate 

Discover the dramatic showdown between Elijah and the prophets of Baal, exploring what it reveals about faith today. The conversation dives into the challenges of divided loyalties and the costs of authentic worship. Hear personal stories that highlight radical generosity and the transformative power of obedience. The hosts discuss the dangers of idol worship and the importance of spiritual freedom, pointing to a God who answers prayer and inspires us to confront our own false idols. It's a thought-provoking journey of faith and perseverance.

Explore the idea that safety and comfort aren't the highest values for Christ-followers; obedience takes precedence. Delve into the lives of Ahab, Jezebel, Obadiah, and Elijah, addressing fear and compromise while calling to live courageously. Discover how to discern God's voice in a challenging culture and the importance of worshiping as commanded in Scripture. Reflect on true leadership and the complexities of identity in faith, emphasizing that genuine worship transcends societal expectations.

Dive into the profound depths of suffering and faith. Explore why bad things happen and how to trust God in tough times. The discussion highlights Elijah's journey and the tears of Jesus, reminding us it's okay to ask tough questions. Unpack the difference between questioning God and questioning His nature. Delve into themes of remembrance, atonement, and the importance of seeing pain through an eternal lens. Listen for insights on faith, doubt, and the healing power of prayer, all wrapped in personal stories and humor.

Exploring the uncomfortable call to trust God, the conversation dives into the transformative journey of Elijah and a widow facing dire circumstances. It emphasizes the paradox of faith, revealing how selflessness can trigger deeper spiritual awakening. Trust amid trauma and financial challenges is examined, highlighting the importance of placing God first. Personal stories of faith risk-taking add a relatable touch, encouraging listeners to embrace generosity and divine guidance even in uncertainty.

Ever felt spiritually dry despite doing everything right? This conversation dives into the discomfort God uses for growth. It examines the importance of perseverance and preparation in faith, especially during tough seasons. Listeners are encouraged to embrace discomfort and overcome cultural injustices. The journey of figures like Elijah highlights the value of spiritual obscurity for personal growth. Discover how true discipleship can transform your connection with God, even when it feels like you're in a desert.