Two-minute Wake Up

In this episode Jon takes a look at the hesdspace of the disciples the day after Jesus' crucifixion. In doing so we get perspective on experiencing disappointment.

Remembering Good Friday. In this episode Jon touches on Jesus' death and highlights the idea of sacrifice as a paradigm for finding depth in life.

In this episode Jon unpacks the idea of being together - two becoming one. He highlights that we were meant to live for so much more in our relationships. Check it out and gain some perspective on waking up to who you were created to be.

In this episode Jon unpacks some imagery from the narrative that speaks to how we interact as men and women.

In this episode Jon looks at the one thing NOT good in the created world prior to the rebellion of chapter 3, and draws a connection to a deep need in all of us.

In this episode, Jon takes a look at how Genesis' description of humanity's formation points to deep connection with the earth. Waking up to who we were created to be involves understanding and leaning into care for our world.

In this episode Jon continues to look at the implications of being created in the image of God. Helping to further define our foundational reality, the hope that perspective can help you wake up to who you were created to be.

In this episode, Jon unpacks a bit of what it means to me made in the image of God and how that can impact life today.

In this episode, Jon takes a look at the original declaration about creation - "and God saw that it was good." Before anything else, creation was declared good. There is a capacity for thriving in life that we often miss. Have a listen, and take a step towards waking up to who you were created to be.

In this episode Jon looks at the idea of how there is a creative force in the world that seeks to bring peace and order to the chaos of our world.

In this episode Jon turns to the opening line of the biblical creation narrative in order to have a chat about foundational beliefs. How we see the world impacts how we experience things each day. Assessing our foundational beliefs can be an important way to begin waking up to who you were created to be.

In this episode Jon unpacks the idea of being persecuted for doing right...it is when we sacrifice for what is right that we experience a heightened vibrancy of life, its when we begin waking up to who we were created to be.

In this episode Jon takes a peek at the idea of working for peace. This is such an important concept given the current state of affairs in our western world. Change begins with each of us choosing peace, and in doing so we will find ourselves waking up to who we were created to be.

In this episode, Jon takes a look at the idea of a "pure heart." He then traces the idea through to seeing how it impacts our orientation to daily life, encouraging us to wake up to who we were created to be.

In this episode Jon looks at the concept of mercy and wonders if it could be a concept that helps to disrupt the mad brokenness in our world. Additionally, he explains that employing mercy is a thing that could help you wake up to who you were created to be.

In this episode, Jon unpacks the idea of JUSTICE, and explains that acting in the world in pursuit of what is right is actually the human thing to be doing.

In this episode Jon takes a couple minutes to explain that the roots for humility go back to the beginning. This perspective will help you wake up to who you were created to be.

Daily Two-Minute Wake-Up Invest a couple minutes to begin waking up to who you were created to be. Jumping from the ancient narrative recorded in the Bible, Jon Warner gives some quick hits to help frame your daily wake-up to who you were created to be.

Daily Two-Minute Wake-Up Invest a couple minutes to begin waking up to who you were created to be. Jumping from Jesus' most iconic teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, Jon Warner gives some quick hits to help frame your daily wake-up to who you were created to be. Matthew 5:4 "God blesses those who mourn, for they will be comforted."

Daily Two-Minute Wake-Up Invest a couple minutes to begin waking up to who you were created to be. Jumping from Jesus' most iconic teaching in the Sermon on the Mount, Jon Warner gives some quick hits to help frame your daily wake-up to who you were created to be. Matthew 5:3