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Theology for the CuriousEp.146 - Contrast and Comparisons: Holy or Human - can we really be both?Click here to text us your thoughts and questions!C. S. Lewis wrote, “No man knows how bad he is till he has tried very hard to be good….”. Trying very hard to be good is a Christian’s preoccupation, and with that often comes a deep sense of anxiety and fear. Paul captured something of this anxiety autobiographically in Romans 7—“I do not do what I want, but I do the very thing I hate”. All of us as Christians struggle a great deal with the tension of knowing we’re called to be holy and Christl...
2025-11-0537 min
Shaping Ash4: what is fire?Fire as a tool for cultural empowerment and ecosystem health in the Klamath-Siskiyous.Written and recorded by Ro RuikisSound editing and original music: Tejas Leer HeydenProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the Hearth Shaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Special thanks: Debra Whitall and Allie Rosenbluth
2025-09-081h 30
Shaping Ash5: going homeReturning to Talent for a picture of recovery.Written and recorded by Ro RuikisSound editing and original music: Tejas Leer HeydenProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the Hearth Shaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Special thanks: Susannah Cole, Mark Yaconelli, friends, family, community
2025-09-0852 min
Three Books from Hearts and Minds PodcastThree Books on StoryThe Bible is a story. Our lives our stories. The lives of our neighbors are stories. Story binds the world together in undeniable ways, and that's part of God's design! Here are three books that will help us navigate the stories in which we find ourselves.--To place an order, simply click here and fill out this form: https://www.heartsandmindsbooks.com/order/Timestamps to books and authors (and other fun stuff!) are as follows:5:48 The God of Story by Daniel Schwabauer13:19 Make Sense of Your Story by Adam Young...
2025-07-1627 min
Living on the Edge of ArtPsalms and the Stories We Tell OurselvesWhen you live on the edge, the stories you tell yourself matter. Are you doing great or terrible? This podcast is about the way the psalms retell our stories, bring us in to community, and help us heal. Two books are shared that offer insights on story and faith: Live to Tell, Evangelism for a postmodern age by Brad J. Kallenberg and Between the Listening and the Telling, How Stories Can Save Us by Mark Yaconelli.Was this helpful? You can contact me at www.pastorstella.net.
2025-05-0919 min
Sermons from Myers Park Presbyterian ChurchMeeting Jesus at Work Mark Yaconelli's sermon for Sunday, January 26, 2025, at Myers Park Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC. Podcast listeners can find sermon manuscripts at https://myersparkpres.org/manuscripts
2025-01-2624 minSermons from Myers Park Presbyterian ChurchMeeting Jesus at Work Mark Yaconelli's sermon for Sunday, January 26, 2025, at Myers Park Presbyterian Church in Charlotte, NC. Podcast listeners can find sermon manuscripts at https://myersparkpres.org/manuscripts
2025-01-2624 min
Stories from the HearthFormer OSF artistic director's discovery of creativity and love in unexpected placesEvren Odcikin (he/him) is a Turkish-American director, writer, and arts leader based in New York City and San Francisco. This story was shared in 2020 at the start of his time as Associate Artistic Director and Director of Artistic Programming at Oregon Shakespeare Festival (2019-2023) where he also served as Interim Artistic Director in 2023. During his time at OSF, Evren was: instrumental in "saving" the 2023 Season; programmed the 2024 Season; helped manage the company through the COVID pandemic and the Almeda Fire; and oversaw five repertory seasons, including more than 30 productions. Evren's...
2024-11-0114 minStories from the HearthHelen Jucevic captivates audiences with her humorous joyThe art of storytelling is a favorite of Helen Jucevic (JOO SA VIK), an English mother of three. In Stories From the Hearth, she tells a humorous tale of Dan the Rattlesnake Catcher (her husband) and the adventures they shared with the ringtail catchers, bears, scorpions, a skunk, and their children at the sun lodge, where they engaged in an all-night fire circle.
2024-10-1813 minStories from the HearthStories from the Hearth - Tom PikeEach month we partner with the Hearth, a regional program where people gather to share true, personal stories. The aim is to connect to one another, strengthen common values, cultivate compassion, and uncover the ties that bind us to one another. Today’s story is from Tom Pike, in 2017. Tom is a licensed mental health counselor who tells of his life as a high-risk adventurer, his journey of self discovery, and the pleasure of everyday living."
2024-09-0614 minStories from the HearthThe things that force us to make positive changesSome people have their minds expanded by spending four years in college. In Kristy Laschober's case, some of the greatest growth in life came from the four years she spent in a federal prison. It helped her get a grip on her drug addiction and directed her attention to the fact that she needed to make some changes in her life. She made those and then turned around to help other people find purpose in their lives. Laschober tells the story in another edition of Stories from the Hearth, our joint project...
2024-07-1214 minStories from the HearthThe answer to 'what am I good at?' for one manFumiaki Tosu is the founder of an intentional community, Dandelion House, aimed at helping people in need and responding to social and climate issues that challenge us all. Before that, he was a bright, privileged young man wondering if he'd find his place in the world and work he was passionate about. He found all that and more through his work with young people in crisis. Tosu shared his story during a Hearth Community Storytelling event in March 2019. The theme was Working for a Living. Hear his share in the latest...
2024-06-1414 minStories from the HearthStories from the hearth: A Rogue Valley teacher visits a Rohingya refugee camp in BangladeshIn 2016, while on a sabbatical, longtime Ashland elementary school teacher, Molly McKissick traveled to Bangladesh to teach the small children of Rohingya refugees games to help them heal from the trauma in their lives. McKissick shares her experiences and the valuable lessons she learned along the way in JPR's, Stories from the Hearth. The Hearth Story archives feature recordings of true, personal stories from people in our region, all with the intention of connecting and enriching communities.
2024-05-2114 minStories from the HearthAfter a major obstacle, full speed ahead for Ashland teacher/cyclistWhen you grow up fiercely independent, it's not an easy thing to ask for help. But Wendy Werthaiser was forced to start asking for help when she began losing her eyesight. Blindness did slow her down, but barely. She still teaches school in Ashland and continues her athletic pursuits, including some really fast bicycling, aboard a tandem with a partner. Wendy tells her own story in the latest edition of Stories from the Hearth, our joint project with The Hearth, an Ashland-based storytelling nonprofit. Wendy talks of her special blend of...
2024-04-1216 min
Youth Ministry Sherpas: Coast To CoastEpisode 18: The Beauty and Necessity of Contemplative Youth MinistryEpisode 18: The Beauty and Necessity of Contemplative Youth Ministry With anxiety at an all-time high and attention spans at an all-time low, how can youth pastors help our students experience God in deeper and more meaningful ways? Is it more than music, games and messages?On this episode, Shannon, Brock and Steve talk about the value and beauty of contemplative practices in youth ministry. Whether it’s the Prayer Labyrinth Steve’s group just experienced, or Lectio Divina in Shannon’s ministry, or a chance to get prayed for every week in Brock’s ministry, we think we’re onto so...
2024-03-2644 minStories from the HearthStorytelling podcast debuts with a tale of generosityWe're not going to do much about the great divide in America if we just cling to our own ideas and scream at our perceived opponents. What seems to help is to take time to get to know people, to hear the stories they have to tell. The Hearth, an Ashland-based nonprofit, has been encouraging such storytelling for years, and training people to do it better and help other people share stories. We begin a new podcast in collaboration with the group, Stories From The Hearth. Alma Rosa Alvarez is the first person...
2024-03-0814 min
The Outspoken BibleSeason 5 Episode 24 | Acts 24-26Neil, Fiona and Jen are back, delving into the Acts of the Apostles where the strapline 'Go! Go! Go!' seems fitting.
This week they look at Acts 24-26, wading into the weeds of Paul's trials before Felix, Festus and Agrippa. There are some podcast recommendations followed by a Glover's Other is on Caiphas, the high priest and What's The Gen? veers away from stats towards the importance of nurturing our own spirituality.
This episode was engineered and edited by Aimee Higgins.
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2024-02-241h 00
Spark CastMark Yaconelli | The Stories That Save Us, part 5This weekend Spark Church hosted Mark Yaconelli, speaker, author, and Executive Director of The Hearth, a local storytelling community welcoming people of all different spiritual backgrounds and journeys. Mark's most recent book, "Between The Listening And The Telling" is a beautiful journey of adventure, hope, longing, and mystery that invites us to all embrace our own stories as the way through which we find salvation. This weekend we were immersed in this ancient practice and compelled to revisit and remember the same God, Jesus, and Spirit that has been co-authoring our stories with us since the very beginning.
2023-11-0638 minSpark CastMark Yaconelli | The Stories That Save Us, part 4This weekend Spark Church hosted Mark Yaconelli, speaker, author, and Executive Director of The Hearth, a local storytelling community welcoming people of all different spiritual backgrounds and journeys. Mark's most recent book, "Between The Listening And The Telling" is a beautiful journey of adventure, hope, longing, and mystery that invites us to all embrace our own stories as the way through which we find salvation. This weekend we were immersed in this ancient practice and compelled to revisit and remember the same God, Jesus, and Spirit that has been co-authoring our stories with us since the very beginning.
2023-11-0551 minSpark CastMark Yaconelli | The Stories That Save Us, part 3This weekend Spark Church hosted Mark Yaconelli, speaker, author, and Executive Director of The Hearth, a local storytelling community welcoming people of all different spiritual backgrounds and journeys. Mark's most recent book, "Between The Listening And The Telling" is a beautiful journey of adventure, hope, longing, and mystery that invites us to all embrace our own stories as the way through which we find salvation. This weekend we were immersed in this ancient practice and compelled to revisit and remember the same God, Jesus, and Spirit that has been co-authoring our stories with us since the very beginning.
2023-11-0556 minSpark CastMark Yaconelli | The Stories That Save Us, part 2This weekend Spark Church hosted Mark Yaconelli, speaker, author, and Executive Director of The Hearth, a local storytelling community welcoming people of all different spiritual backgrounds and journeys. Mark's most recent book, "Between The Listening And The Telling" is a beautiful journey of adventure, hope, longing, and mystery that invites us to all embrace our own stories as the way through which we find salvation. This weekend we were immersed in this ancient practice and compelled to revisit and remember the same God, Jesus, and Spirit that has been co-authoring our stories with us since the very beginning.
2023-11-041h 09Spark CastMark Yaconelli | The Stories That Save Us, part 1This weekend Spark Church hosted Mark Yaconelli, speaker, author, and Executive Director of The Hearth, a local storytelling community welcoming people of all different spiritual backgrounds and journeys. Mark's most recent book, "Between The Listening And The Telling" is a beautiful journey of adventure, hope, longing, and mystery that invites us to all embrace our own stories as the way through which we find salvation. This weekend we were immersed in this ancient practice and compelled to revisit and remember the same God, Jesus, and Spirit that has been co-authoring our stories with us since the very beginning.
2023-11-0452 min
The God Show with Pat McMahonWant to hear a good story? The answer is always yes. And when Author Mark Yaconelli tells it, it's even better.Want to hear a good story? The answer is always yes. And when Author Mark Yaconelli tells it, it's even better.
2023-07-3000 min
The God Show with Pat McMahonWant to hear a good story? The answer is always yes. And when Author Mark Yaconelli tells it, it's even better.
2023-07-3054 min
Shaping Ash3: where do we go? PART 2PART 2Harm Reduction and mutual aid in the Medford area following the fires. The City of Medford passes a camping ban, making it a misdemeanor to use a tent in public. Hopes for a more compassionate Rogue Valley.Written and recorded by Isabella Ro RuikisSound editing: Tejas Leer HeydenMusic by Simon FickerProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the Hearth Shaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.
2023-06-2142 min
Shaping Ash3: where do we go? PART 1PART 1The Almeda Fire, from the Bear Creek Greenway. Local efforts to support unhoused neighbors in the immediate aftermath. The City of Medford raids a mutual aid camp at Hawthorne Park.Written and recorded by Isabella Ro RuikisSound editing: Tejas Leer HeydenMusic by Simon FickerProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the HearthShaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Special thanks: Derek DeForest and Jayden...
2023-06-2134 min
Shaping Ash2: what do we do? PART 2PART 2: what comes afterHow locals sprang into action in the immediate aftermath of the Almeda Fire. Fire survivors struggle to get FEMA aid.Written and recorded by Isabella Ro RuikisSound editing: Tejas Leer HeydenMusic by Simon Ficker. Outro music in part 3 by Jeffrey ThielsenProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the HearthShaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Special thanks: Sara Cervantez and Hector...
2023-06-2133 min
Shaping Ash2: what do we do? PART 3PART 3: what we sowEfforts to secure housing for fire survivors. Community-based organizations collaborate to keep people safely housed. Reflections and hopes for the future in the Rogue Valley.Written and recorded by Isabella Ro RuikisSound editing: Tejas Leer HeydenMusic by Simon Ficker. Outro music in part 3 by Jeffrey ThielsenProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the Hearth Shaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Special t...
2023-06-2128 min
Let's Talk - Cobra KaiThe Karate Kid Part III (1989) - Scene-By-Scene Breakdown (Re-Release)Let's Talk - Cobra KaiEpisode 143: The Karate Kid Part III (1989) - Scene-By-Scene Breakdown (Re-Release)Jason Connell and Sal Rodriguez revisit their 28th episode as they break down the classic movie, The Karate Kid Part III, and talk about living next to Mr. Miyagi's Little Trees, Daniel becoming a Cobra Kai, and platonic relationships.Synopsis: Ostracized villain John Kreese attempts to gain revenge on Daniel and Miyagi, with the help of a Vietnam War comrade, the wealthy owner of a toxic waste disposal business.Director: John G. Avildsen Writer: Robert Mark K...
2023-04-202h 30
First Baptist Church of Asheville PodcastWhen Worlds Fall Apart - Mark YaconelliThe post When Worlds Fall Apart appeared first on First Baptist Church.
2023-03-1218 minFirst Baptist Church of Asheville PodcastWhen Worlds Fall Apart - Mark YaconelliThe post When Worlds Fall Apart appeared first on First Baptist Church.
2023-03-1218 min
The Learner's Corner with Caleb MasonEpisode 334: Mark Yaconelli on Why Stories Are So Powerful and How They Can Save UsIn this episode, Caleb talks with Mark Yaconelli about his book, Between the Listening and the Telling and more.Links MentionedMark YaconelliBetween the Listening and Telling: How Stories Can Save Us by Mark YaconelliCaleb's newsletter
2023-01-3159 min
Writing for Your Life podcastBook interview with Mark Yaconelli – “Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us”Book interview with Mark Yaconelli – “Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us”
2023-01-2623 min
Journey Through The Binge-Worthy Full Audiobook Experience!Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us by Mark YaconelliPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/636142to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us
Author: Mark Yaconelli
Narrator: Noah Yaconelli
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 11 minutes
Release date: January 17, 2023
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Mental Health & Psychology
Publisher's Summary:
Stories tether us to what matters most: our families, our friends, our hearts, our planet, the wondrous mystery of life itself. Yet the stories we've been telling ourselves as a civilization are killing us: Fear is wisdom. Vanity is virtuous. Violence is peace. In Between the Listening and the Telling, author...
2023-01-175h 11Savor This Edge-Of-Your-Seat Full Audiobook — Perfect On Your Commute.Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us by Mark YaconelliPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/636142to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us
Author: Mark Yaconelli
Narrator: Noah Yaconelli
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 11 minutes
Release date: January 17, 2023
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Christianity
Publisher's Summary:
Stories tether us to what matters most: our families, our friends, our hearts, our planet, the wondrous mystery of life itself. Yet the stories we've been telling ourselves as a civilization are killing us: Fear is wisdom. Vanity is virtuous. Violence is peace. In Between the Listening and the Telling, author and activist...
2023-01-175h 11Listen to New Full Audiobooks in Religion & Spirituality, ChristianityBetween the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us by Mark YaconelliPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/636142to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us
Author: Mark Yaconelli
Narrator: Noah Yaconelli
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 11 minutes
Release date: January 17, 2023
Ratings: Ratings of Book: 5 of Total 1
Genres: Christianity
Publisher's Summary:
Stories tether us to what matters most: our families, our friends, our hearts, our planet, the wondrous mystery of life itself. Yet the stories we've been telling ourselves as a civilization are killing us: Fear is wisdom. Vanity is virtuous. Violence is peace. In Between the Listening and the Telling, author and activist...
2023-01-175h 11
Compassionate ChristianityBook interview with Mark Yaconelli – “Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us”Book interview with Mark Yaconelli – “Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us”
2023-01-1623 min
Soul + Practice: Raw Conversations & Real Practices with Kathy Escobar & Phyllis MathisEpisode 41: How Stories Can Save Us with Mark YaconelliWe love playing with friends! Mark Yaconelli, storyteller, facilitator, and author of his newest book-Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us, joins us this week talking about the power of our simple and sacred stories. So much goodness packed into this episode and you can learn more about Mark's work at howstoriescansaveus.com.
2022-12-0544 min
Big Ideas in Youth MinistryEpisode 18- Mark YaconelliCliff and Michelle talk with Marc about his new book: Between the Listening and the Telling: How Stories Can Save Us.
2022-11-1000 min
Providence Walk With MePower of Storytelling with Mark Yaconelli (part 2)In part two of our interview with Mark Yaconelli, we explore the call to act. "When you really pay attention and are present, there is an impulse in us to do something. An urge to act, not just feel."
2022-10-1811 minProvidence Walk With MePower of Storytelling with Mark Yaconelli (part 1)Mark Yaconelli, author of Between the Listening and the Telling, joins us to discuss how the power of storytelling is the listening, not the storytelling.
2022-10-1819 min
Soul Cafe PodcastSeason 2 Episode 10 with Special Guest Mark YaconelliSeason 2–Episode 1Episode NotesWelcome to the Soul Cafe Podcast—-Season 2–Episode 1–the Soul Cafe “where life is served-up freshly brewed”.Yes, it has been awhile since Season 1 ended back in May—-Geez—I have retired since then—moved from Portsmouth, NH to Graham, NC—-even working with my wife on a cool venture named Beans&Sprouts—a mobile business from our 1995 Mazda Scrum Mini-truck named Miss Betty (Betty White)—-selling 1 lb bags of organic fair trade coffee—roasted and sourced from the unbelievable Deans Beans …we have 2 Blends and Sprouts special blends and 1 Soul Cafe blend…and super organic...
2022-09-1934 min
Shaping Ash2: what do we do? PART 1PART 1: what happenedHow the Almeda Fire swept through four towns along Bear Creek. Local challenges in disaster management.Written and recorded by Isabella Ro RuikisSound editing: Tejas Leer HeydenMusic by Simon Ficker. Outro music in part 3 by Jeffrey ThielsenProject management by Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the HearthShaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Special thanks: Sara Cervantez and Hector Flores
2022-09-0925 min
Shaping Ash1: who we areThe beginning of the journey. Join Isabella, Marcella, and Susan for their story of the Almeda Fire.Written and recorded by Isabella Ro RuikisSound editing: Tejas Leer HaydenIntro music by Bret LevickShaping Ash is funded by the Ford Family Foundation, the Hearth, and the lab of Professor Frank Chaplen at Oregon State University.Project management: Susannah Cole and Mark Yaconelli at the Hearth Special thanks: Mark Yaconelli, Susannah Cole, Allie Rosenbluth, Theo Whitcomb
2022-09-0841 min
Let's Talk - MoviesThe Karate Kid Part III (1989) - Scene-By-Scene BreakdownLet's Talk - MoviesEpisode 17: The Karate Kid Part III (1989) - Scene-By-Scene BreakdownJason Connell and Sal Rodriguez break down the classic movie and talk about living next to Mr. Miyagi's Little Trees, Daniel becoming a Cobra Kai, and platonic relationships.Synopsis: Ostracized villain John Kreese attempts to gain revenge on Daniel and Miyagi, with the help of a Vietnam War comrade, the wealthy owner of a toxic waste disposal business.Director: John G. Avildsen Writer: Robert Mark Kamen Cinematographer: Steve YaconelliCast: Ralph Macchio, Pat Morita, Robyn Lively...
2022-02-222h 16
The Spacious Place, with Kari Levang2.0 Following Jesus, clinging to what is GoodWhen we are in touch with God’s joy and peace in us (clinging to what is good), then we become whole and holy persons. Like living torches we radiate the light and heat of God’s compassionate love. Mark Yaconelli This week we’ll continue our conversation about clinging to what is good, but we’ll fast forward to what that looks like for me today. I’ll share some of the ways that I have continued this practice and hopefully give you some handles for your own lives in three important areas. Join me, as we k...
2021-09-1430 min
Student Ministry ConversationsContemplative Ministry with Cody Brotherton | SMC Podcast | Episode 018Games, high-energy activities and worship all have their places when it comes to Student Ministry, but when is the last time that we have spent more time in prayer than we have doing announcements? When is the last time we challenged our ministry to “Be Still”? Join the conversation today as Brent sits down with Cody Brotherton to talk about Contemplative Ministry and how it can be incorporated in Student Ministry.
You can listen to this episode in a variety of formats including Google Podcasts, Spotify, Breaker, Pocket Casts, Radio Public and Apple Podcasts.
Show Notes
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2021-08-2652 min
Tyrannus Hall PodcastChurch Planting in NYCPastor Paul Murphy discusses how he started a lunch-time Bible study on Wall Street, how his congregation began providing spiritual care at a downtown hospital, how they started an ESL class for parents of students at a public school using the Gospel of Mark as the textbook.Pastor Paul explains how Reformed theology is an asset for evangelism. The doctrines of forgiveness, of the sovereignty of God, of election, and of covenant are powerful anchors for church planting. Messiah’s Reformed Fellowship is a URCNA congregation. In their classis there is a growing development of chu...
2021-07-2951 minLet's Talk - Cobra KaiThe Karate Kid Part III (1989) - Scene-By-Scene BreakdownLet's Talk - Cobra KaiEpisode 28: The Karate Kid Part III (1989) - Scene-By-Scene BreakdownJason Connell and Sal Rodriguez break down the classic movie and talk about living next to Mr. Miyagi's Little Trees, Daniel becoming a Cobra Kai, and platonic relationships.The Karate Kid Part III (1989)Synopsis: Ostracized villain John Kreese attempts to gain revenge on Daniel and Miyagi, with the help of a Vietnam War comrade, the wealthy owner of a toxic waste disposal business.Director: John G. Avildsen Writer: Robert Mark Kamen Cinematographer: Steve Yaconelli
2020-10-282h 13
BOM DIA AMIGOBOM DIA AMIGO 2905_ GRAÇA: COMO ASSIM?“Na verdade, a graça não pode mesmo ser conquistada. Como todos o presente, só pode ser recebida, esperando que eu simplesmente abra minhas mãos e confie”. (Mark Yaconelli)
Graça: como assim? Como assim?
Recebermos um favor que não pedimos.
Esperarmos um presente que não compramos.
Obtermos aprovação num concurso que não prestamos.
Tirarmos nossa máxima num trabalho que não entregamos.
Sermos remunerados por um serviço que ainda não concluímos.
Ganharmos o perdão por um pecado do qual aind...
2020-09-2202 min
The Bible Never Said ThatEpisode 8: "It's About the Journey, Not the Destination"Those who believe in Christ have the joy of living with the hope of heaven, not just the joy of the journey. The journey helps us be transformed into Christ's likeness, but the destination holds the promise of an everlasting, perfect life with Jesus and the fellowship of believers. Every life journey ends in one of two destinations, and those destinations matter greatly. Do you believe that all of life is just about the journey, or does the destination matter to you?Verses Referenced: Matthew 25:46; Romans 5:8; Hebrews 4:13; Mark 9:24; Job 12:7-10; John 1:3; Hebrews 12:28; 1 Corinthians 15:53; Psalm 103:2-5; Ephesians 3:20-21; Revelation 21:3...
2020-06-0323 min
Because International - Church SuiteMark Yaconelli - Stealing the gems of the churchMark and I discuss Sabbath retreats, compassionate story telling to heal community, unclogging toilets, his dad (Mike Yaconelli co-founder of Youth Specialities), the 12 and 1 ministry, Baby Yoda, and sticking to our knitting. Enjoy!
2019-12-231h 02
#LoveWell by Dan RoseFaithful Presence - Being With ChildrenIn this episode Dan discusses the importance of being with children and challenges the program driven approach of much of Western Christianity.
Contemplative Youth Ministry by Mark Yaconelli
Hold On Your Kids by Gordon Neufeld and Gabor Mate
2019-08-1433 min
Pivot NW PodcastInterview with Mark Yaconelli Pivot NW Program Director Martin Jimenez interviews storyteller Mark Yaconelli, founder of the Hearth.
2019-02-0649 min
Pivot NW PodcastPower and Practice of Personal Storytelling Storyteller Mark Yaconelli speaks to an audience at SPU about the practice of storytelling.
2019-02-0523 min
Psyche's Call with Donna MaySoul Food for the HeartIn this episode, Donna May highlights her involvement with: Writing From the Heart Juvenile Hall Seeding Soul Stories with Mark Sipowicz Soul Callings Workshops in Mt. Shasta Free Writing Prompts Psyche Salon for Women New Workshop - Creative Tools for Anxiety Reduction coming in June at the Mt. Shasta Community Resource Center Hearth: Community Storytelling in June at Shoppe Serendipity in Yreka The concept of the Hearth was developed by Mark Yaconelli in Ashland, Oregon. Additionally, Donna poses the question - What's your calling? What is your purpose? She encourages others to: Discover your purpose Deepen into your purpose Dedicate...
2017-05-1349 min
sundaymorningsleepinEpisode 30: Be Careful What You Ask ForEver have a hard time saying no? Feel like you're spinning your wheels? Wonder what the point of praying is? Kris talks about Jesus' advice in Matthew 7:6-12 to seek and discern what is best, and give your best to that. Shoutouts to Annie Dillard, brain science, Mike McHargue (Science Mike), and Mark Yaconelli along the way.
2017-03-2526 min
Humanize Me132: Storytelling and beliefBart chats with his old friend Mark Yaconelli about his latest project, The Hearth Community, gatherings in which people explore, craft, and share stories from what they have lived. They talk about how these gatherings compare to Christian church, how they're different, and what role such things can play in shaping a secular world.
2016-12-1650 minPsyche's Call with Donna MayLeaning into GriefDonna May shares ways to process grief in the midst of loss or tragedy both on a personal and a collective level. Donna shared about the Mourner's Bill of Rights which can be purchased here: https://www.centerforloss.com/ Donna also mentioned Mark Yaconelli and The Hearth: http://thehearthcommunity.com/ Your feedback is always welcome.
2016-12-0731 min
Nomad PodcastMark Yaconelli - The Transforming Power of Stories (N131)Mark Yaconelli is - among many other things - a storyteller. Such is his belief in the power of stories that he founded The Hearth, a gathering of local people who simply share their own stories. Mark has seen this simple gathering profoundly impact his local community. So we ask Mark why it is that stories can have this effect, and what role stories played in his own 'dark night of the soul'. So tune into the podcast to rediscover the ancient practice of storytelling. "The Christian faith is not about providing the answers, it's about trying t...
2016-10-0753 min
theHeartThe Little Children - Mark Part 30This is Part 30 in a year-long series on the Book of Mark. Today's teaching is by Jason English, Teaching and Vision Pastor at theHeart church in Boone, NC.
Subtitle: The Little Children
MARK 10:13
And they were bringing children to Him so that He might touch them;
but the disciples rebuked them.
MARK 10:14-16
But when Jesus saw this, He was indignant and said to them, "Permit the children to come to Me; do not hinder them; for the kingdom of God belongs to such as these.
Truly I say to you, whoever does not receive the k...
2016-09-1100 min
Get Lost In A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Powerful.The Gift of Hard Things: Finding Grace in Unexpected Places by Mark YaconelliPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/269032to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Gift of Hard Things: Finding Grace in Unexpected Places
Author: Mark Yaconelli
Narrator: Mike Chamberlain
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 7 minutes
Release date: August 8, 2016
Genres: Christianity
Publisher's Summary:
In many ways society teaches us to try to have everything under our control. If we are honest, we tend to think that this can be true even of our spiritual lives. But Mark Yaconelli eloquently expresses the reality of our situation: 'We are small, sensitive creatures with short lifespans, in a world that is often chaotic, capricious, mysterious, terrible...
2016-08-084h 07Get Best Full Audiobooks in Religion & Spirituality, ChristianityThe Gift of Hard Things: Finding Grace in Unexpected Places by Mark YaconelliPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/269032to listen full audiobooks.
Title: The Gift of Hard Things: Finding Grace in Unexpected Places
Author: Mark Yaconelli
Narrator: Mike Chamberlain
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 4 hours 7 minutes
Release date: August 8, 2016
Genres: Christianity
Publisher's Summary:
In many ways society teaches us to try to have everything under our control. If we are honest, we tend to think that this can be true even of our spiritual lives. But Mark Yaconelli eloquently expresses the reality of our situation: 'We are small, sensitive creatures with short lifespans, in a world that is often chaotic, capricious, mysterious, terrible...
2016-08-084h 07
Youth Ministry for the Longer Haul PodcastTLH040: Ministering to Introverted StudentsIn ministry we are constantly finding ourselves ministering to many different types of people. This seems especially true in youth ministry.
One group that is often lost in the mix are introverts. Ministering to introverts brings a unique set of challenges. Doing so effectively requires intentionality and thoughtfulness in every aspect of our ministries.
Added to this the fact that many youth pastors are closet introverts who feel the pressure to be an extrovert, and suddenly we find ourselves conflicted ourselves. Everything around us seems to be aimed at and geared toward the extrovert making ministering to introverts even more diff...
2016-07-2852 min
Post Christian PastorsEpisode #12 "Finding Hope"Episode #12 is Here! Four pastors discussing and debating faith, relationships, pop culture, politics, food, entertainment, theology and much more!
This week our theme is "Finding Hope" as we look at that elusive thing called HOPE and where it comes from. The guys welcome Mark Oestreicher who is the former president of Youth Specialties and founder of The Youth Cartel. He is also author to over 70 books and has written a great book called Hopecasting: Finding, Keeping and Sharing the Things Unseen. It is a great book that...
2016-07-0100 min
SundayModesty goes mainstream, Christian perspectives on the EU debate, Cardinal Pell faces his critics.As the EU Referendum campaigns get underway, Edward Stourton speaks to two Christians on opposite sides of the argument who are both taking to social media to garner support for their views. Adrian Hilton runs the influential Cranmer blog; Michael Sadgrove is the emeretus dean of Durham.A cross-party group of peers has written to the Prime Minister urging him to put pressure on the UN Security council to declare the assaults on Christians in Syria and the Middle East a Genocide. John Pontifex from "Aid to the Church in Need" tells Edward why the term is...
2016-02-2843 minSpark CastGuest Speaker, Mark YaconelliThis evening, our special guest, Mark Yaconelli, shares stories that illustrate and illuminate how the greatest commandment in Mark 12 lives and breathes today. May we see the other, listen to their souls, and allow our hearts to be moved to action.
2014-11-0900 minSpark CastHealing Our Image of God and Ourselves, Session 5Session 5 of Spark's Spiritual Retreat with Mark Yaconelli, Healing Our Image of God and Ourselves
2014-11-0900 minSpark CastHealing Our Image of God and Ourselves, Session 4Session 4 of Spark's Spiritual Retreat with Mark Yaconelli, Healing Our Image of God and Ourselves
2014-11-0800 minSpark CastHealing Our Image of God and Ourselves, Session 2Session 2 of Spark's Spiritual Retreat with Mark Yaconelli, Healing Our Image of God and Ourselves
2014-11-0700 minSpark CastHealing Our Image of God and Ourselves, Session 1Session 1 of Spark's Spiritual Retreat with Mark Yaconelli, Healing Our Image of God and Ourselves
2014-11-0700 minSpark CastSpecial Announcement: Mark Yaconelli Spiritual RetreatWe invite all of our podcast listeners to join us for what will prove to be a transformative event in your life's journey; a spiritual retreat with author and speaker, Mark Yaconelli. In this special announcement, hear a little more from Pastor Danielle regarding the heart behind the retreat, and some of what we can expect. This event is open to the public, so please help us spread the word. Visit http://www.sparkchurch.net/healing-our-image-retreat for more information, and please don't hesitate to contact us with any questions.
2014-10-0500 min
Faith Forward PodcastMark Yaconelli, "Why Recalling Sacred Presence Matters to Young People," Faith Forward 2014Mark Yaconelli's presentation from the 2014 Faith Forward gathering, May 19-22 in Nashville, TN.
2014-09-2430 min
Grab A Full Audiobook That Is Simply Eye-Opening.Downtime: Teaching Teens to Pray by Mark YaconelliPlease visithttps://thebookvoice.com/podcasts/1/audiobook/162391to listen full audiobooks.
Title: Downtime: Teaching Teens to Pray
Author: Mark Yaconelli
Narrator: Fred Stella
Format: Unabridged Audiobook
Length: 5 hours 39 minutes
Release date: December 19, 2008
Genres: Counseling & Inspirational
Publisher's Summary:
A practical book for youth ministers, pastors, parents, and teachers who want to teach prayer to teenagers. The book will be written in short, meditative chapters that provide readers with the appropriate history, theology, pedagogy, and examples for introducing teens to the life of prayer.
2008-12-195h 39