Wild at Heart

If the hard seasons of life are meaningless, we just need relief. But John and Allen reveal how God brings meaning to these times by using them to initiate and prepare us for what's ahead.

To be wholehearted and grow in maturity, we need access to all Kingdom resources. John and Morgan dismantle the unnecessary tension between soul and spirit in this series conclusion.

For many, spiritual experiences are defined either by dramatic encounters with God OR process-driven soul care. John and Morgan offer a more holistic approach to Kingdom living that involves both spirit and soul.

Once we clearly see what our "way" looks like, God reveals areas that need deeper repentance, healing and transformation. John, Morgan, and Allen discuss this process in the series conclusion.

We all have a particular "way" of doing life that feels justifiable and normal - yet gets in the way of relationships and restoration. John, Morgan, and Allen swap stories to shed light on this issue.

Bart, Morgan, and Allen further unpack the category of self-hatred, revealing how shame and fear give the enemy a way to turn anger inward and cause self-harm to body, soul, and spirit.

Though often not on our radar, self-hatred affects us all. Bart, Morgan, and Allen explain what it looks like, the toxic impact it has on relationships, and the ways it distorts our true identity.

In the series conclusion, John Eldredge shares how to navigate unmet longings and new beginnings with God.

It's often hardest to hear from God during seasons of crisis and struggle. Discover ways to make room for God when everything seems to be going wrong.

What if we could hear from God...often? In this week's podcast, John offers the basics of learning to listen to the voice of God. 

John begins this four-part series, based on his book Walking with God, by revealing God's incredible offer to speak to us and guide us daily.

Relationships with our children flourish when we pursue their hearts over an outcome. In this 2015 podcast, Craig McConnell and Allen discuss the difference between love and fear-based parenting.

Discover the power of trust to shape your true identity in this AndSons podcast conversation with Sam and Blaine Eldredge.

In the series conclusion, John, Bart, and Stacey Burton share the power a biblical perspective of suffering makes in the journey of healing.

Ongoing struggles can erode our hope. In the first half of this conversation, John, Bart, and Stacey Burton share the impact suffering has on the heart, life with God and relationships.

Stasi Eldredge, in this live Women at the Well teaching from the book of Esther, reveals how God invites all His daughters to both rise AND rest in Him.

John, Alex, and Allen invite you to be part of our first Homecoming event this November - where you can connect with like-hearted allies and learn how to care for your soul in a world gone mad.

What do you love doing purely for fun - and how often do you get to experience that joy? In this 2017 podcast, John, Sam, Blaine, and Allen discuss the importance of making time for play.

In the conclusion to this 7-part series, John and Allen address some of the major questions about spiritual warfare.

Scripture is filled with examples of people, places, and things being blessed...or cursed. Discover the reality and power of these pronouncements in this sixth Spiritual Warfare episode.

This fifth episode of the Spiritual Warfare series features a 2015 conversation with John, Stasi, and Craig McConnell describing how to identity and break free from the unhealthy bonds of soul ties.

Most believers are confused by the range of spiritual beings who populate the cosmos. Jesus wasn't. Discover the biblical foundation for these unseen players in the battle between good and evil.

Part three of the Warfare series reveals how Satan, fallen angels and foul spirits wage war on God and his followers - and how to win those spiritual battles.

In Part 2 of this series, discover a deeper understanding of spiritual warfare - and how breakthrough is possible.

Spiritual warfare is a confusing, lightning rod topic for many Christians. In this new multi-part series, John and Morgan ground it in Scripture, dispel myths, and explain what it is—and isn't.