Wild at Heart

Elaine Supple, a contemplative therapist from Dublin, discusses her transformative experiences with the Pause app's new modules. She reveals how the app fosters mindfulness and profound spiritual connections during the pandemic. Topics include the significance of daily spiritual practices, personal encounters with Jesus, and the healing power of prayer. Elaine emphasizes the importance of reflection in navigating chaos and deepening one's relationship with God, offering insights tied to her own journey of faith and renewal.

We often endure our deepest hurts and pains in isolation, choosing to just suck it up and pretend all is well rather than risk transparency and asking for help. In this week's podcast, Allen brings to light an issue he's been struggling with in private, how God orchestrated a path to bring others into his suffering, and the process of pursuing healing in both the physical and spiritual realms.Show Notes: The prayers John referenced—the "Life" Prayer and the Prayer for Breaking Curses—are on the Wild at Heart website and app. Moving Mountains by John Eldredge is available wherever you buy books._______________________________________________There is more.Got a question you want answered on the podcast? Ask us at Questions@WildatHeart.orgSupport the mission or find more on our website: WildAtHeart.org  or on our app.Apple: Wild At Heart AppAndroid: Wild At Heart AppWatch on YouTubeThe stock music used in the Wild at Heart podcast is titled “When Laid to Rest” by Patrick Rundblad and available here.More pauses available in the One Minute Pause app for Apple iOS and Android.Apple: One Minute Pause AppAndroid: One Minute Pause App

Listeners dive into heartfelt discussions about managing grief, emphasizing the importance of embracing emotions during loss. The complexities of divine will and human choices are explored, highlighting the balance between faith and suffering. Creativity takes center stage as John and Allen share how art can be a spiritual journey. The conversation also touches on navigating increased spiritual warfare and the necessity of bold prayer in overcoming challenges. Insights into marriage and relationships reveal the depth of intimacy through faith.

Join therapists Sam Eldredge and Stacia Littlefield, alongside Michelle Patterson, as they dive into the depths of shame and healing. Sam shares insights on finding dignity in the present, while Stacia discusses the importance of witnessing in trauma recovery. Michelle opens up about overcoming anger through group work and emotional expression. They explore the journey from feeling stuck to experiencing personal growth, emphasizing the role of connection, vulnerability, and community in fostering resilience and transformation.

In a dynamic conversation, Jon Tyson, a pastor and author from Church of the City New York, delves into navigating today's chaotic cultural landscape. He emphasizes the importance of maintaining a rightly oriented heart to find peace amid turmoil. Jon discusses the need for stillness, especially in bustling urban settings, and critiques the sensationalism prevalent in media. He also addresses the potential for spiritual revival among young adults, highlighting the significance of prayer and mentorship in fostering faith.

Jon Tyson, a pastor and author at Church of the City in New York, shares his inspiring journey from Australia to urban ministry. He discusses the challenges and blessings of pastoring in NYC, reflecting on a memorable Easter service held in a historic synagogue. Tyson emphasizes the importance of prayer and connection with God amidst the city's chaos, sharing anecdotes about faith, unexpected friendships, and meaningful moments of stillness. His passion for the Kingdom of God and love for the people around him shine through in this captivating conversation.

Josh Garrels, a talented singer-songwriter known for his poignant track "What A Friend," dives deep into the essence of spiritual friendship. He discusses the difference between knowing about God and truly knowing Him, emphasizing the importance of personal connection. The conversation explores the challenges of sharing faith within communities and the nuances of vulnerability in friendships. Garrels highlights how inviting Jesus into our struggles leads to healing and transformation, celebrating the profound impact of music and unity in faith.

Join Gloria Winters, a health and wellness executive, and Sylvia Robinson, an educational trainer in pharma, as they explore the transformative power of living an experiential life with God. They discuss how deepening prayer and humility can foster a profound connection with the divine. The duo shares insights on starting each day with spiritual intent and navigating grief through divine comfort. They also address the link between trauma and love, emphasizing the importance of community support and reflection for personal growth.

In this enlightening discussion, the hosts delve into the destructive power of lies and the urgent need for healing, particularly concerning youth and identity. They explore the complexities of modern life, likening humanity to fragmented stained glass, while emphasizing Jesus as a unifying force. Listeners are encouraged to find peace through surrendering daily stresses to God. Additionally, a film series is introduced, reinforcing Jesus as a source of healing and hope amidst personal and societal struggles.

A new book poised to transform spiritual lives is announced, diving into the nourishment of God's Kingdom. The insights of mystic Julian of Norwich reveal the power of divine love and personal encounter with God. Listeners learn the importance of hearing God's voice for true discipleship, rejecting misconceptions. Joyful intimacy with God is explored through historical figures, emphasizing the healing power of divine communication. The episode wraps up by inviting reflection on personal questions for Jesus, setting the stage for deeper contemplation.