Wild at Heart

In this draining world, we could all use fresh strength and hope for our hearts. That's the purpose of Homecoming 2021, an online event led by John and Stasi this Saturday, March 6th.  Register at www.wildatheart.org/strongheart  

John and Stasi conclude the series by revealing how God gives you the authority to say what comes in—and what must leave—your personal domain. 

John and Stasi reveal how to actively enforce God's Kingdom in the realms where you have been given authority, starting with your home.

John, Alex, and Allen wrap up this series with core ways to care for your soul based on practices from John's book Get Your Life Back.

If your soul could tell you what it needs, what would it say? In the first half of this series, John, Alex, and Allen swap stories and share helpful practices from John's book Get Your Life Back.

Stasi and Cherie conclude this series by discussing with John how these trying times uniquely affect a woman's heart.

In Part 2 of the series, Bart, Morgan, and JD join John to name how these challenging times uniquely impact the heart of a man.

This new series begins with John and Stasi bringing us back to first things—how much our masculine and feminine hearts matter to God.

John and Allen discuss how to dedicate this new year to God and ask for his words over 2021.

In this holy week between Christmas and Epiphany, John offers guidance on how we can shepherd our hearts and stay in the story of this season.

John, Stasi, and several from the Wild at Heart team read the Christmas story as a reminder of how God fulfilled his promises long ago...and continues to do so now. (Scripture readings from Matthew 1:18-25, Luke 2:1-20, and John 1:10-14)

In the conclusion to this series, John, Morgan and Cherie talk about what Christian hope looks like...and how to hold onto it.

Advent is a time of great hope, yet so many feel hopeless as our world shuts down. Morgan and Cherie join John for a two-part conversation on why hope and belief are essential in this hour.   

Navigating the challenges of virtual school from home is hard on both kids and parents. Jamie and Morgan join John to swap stories of mistakes made and lessons learned in these trying family times.

This Thanksgiving will likely be quite different from past ones. John, Morgan, and Allen discuss how to honestly grieve the disappointments and losses of this year while holding on to hope.   

As the world locks down again, we've got to protect our hearts and souls. Here's some practical advice from John and Allen.

In this badly shaken world, John and Allen offer a defiant, hopeful message: chaos can't win.  Discover how God overcomes the chaos around and within us—replacing it with beauty, life, and order.

Those with the loudest microphones try to convince us that the main story is politics or the pandemic. But the story of God and of Jesus has been, is now, and always will be the story. And that is really good news.

As the presidential election nears, our nation is in a place of heightened divisiveness and growing censorship. In part two of the series, John and Stasi share how the only antidote is to keep our eyes and hearts on Jesus—and what he is doing. 

With two weeks left before one of our nation's most significant presidential elections, John and Stasi discuss how to keep our eyes—and hearts—focused on Jesus.

In today's world, we could all use more good stories. Stasi, Lisa Beck, and Allen share their favorite movies...and what draws us to certain films. 

In Part 5, John and Blaine conclude the series by sharing how the restoration we long for in ourselves and others is exactly—and only—what the return of Jesus will bring about.

In Part 4 of the series, John and Blaine talk about fashion, fear, and how none of us want to be "that guy."

In Part 3 of this series, John and Blaine reveal how to loosen our grip on this world and focus on the return of Jesus.

In Part 2 of this series, John and Blaine unpack why there is a lingering ambivalence in our hearts even towards something as wonderful as the return of Jesus.