Wild at Heart

To clear away our mistaken assumptions about prayer, we must first understand that God is growing us up and that we are in the midst of a great war. In this third of six podcasts, John shares from Chapter 2 of his just released book, Moving Mountains. 

How would it feel to enter into prayer with confidence and assurance–certain that God heard you and that your prayers would make a difference? In today's podcast, John shares from Chapter 1 of his new book, Moving Mountains. 

This six part series, based on John's new book Moving Mountains, addresses why some prayers work, why some don't, and how you and God can change things for good. Part 1 features a conversation between John, Craig, and Stasi on the power of prayer.

In this second half of the conversation, John Eldredge and Dan Allender reveal the importance of integration and share details of their upcoming Restoration of the Heart conference in Colorado Springs this March.

When we experience trauma and betrayal, we're often left with feelings of hopelessness and resentment. Dan Allender joins John and Craig to discuss the restoration of the heart.

John and Craig offer an advance look at initiatives God has given our ministry for 2016–including new books, a first-ever event, and an epic film project.

Your feelings about 2016 reveal more about your heart than anything in the outside world. Discover how to navigate this new year with both hope and sobriety.

In the days between Christmas and the New Year, how do we stay present to the season of Advent, invest in soul care, and resist the world's push to quickly move on?

Everything changes when we see Christmas as the daring raid, rescue, and restoration of our humanity.

What are your expectations and agreements about the holiday season? John and Craig reveal ways to approach this Christmas from an awakened heart.

In this first Advent podcast, John and Craig offer clarity and encouragement for navigating the endless demands of the season.

How would you describe what God is doing and unfolding in your heart, soul, and spirit right now?

This Thanksgiving week, Craig, Morgan and Allen share behind-the-scenes stories from being on mission together at this month's boot camp.

Craig shares how easy it is for self contempt to become the lens through which we view events in our lives–and how we can break free from shame.

We were never meant to pursue our dreams alone. Yet even after embracing our identities as sons and daughters of God, we can still approach life as orphans if we don't invite a fellowship of others into our stories.

Nothing good comes from parenting out of fear. Craig and Allen discuss how relationships can flourish when parents pursue their child's heart over an outcome.

To conclude this series, Morgan offers a substantive prayer for men who long to become good soil in every area of their lives.

The most important thing is who you are becoming. While most men are busy building their own kingdoms, Morgan Snyder reveals a narrow road that leads men to become good soil.

Every man longs to be powerful. Yet how do we become the kind of man to whom God can entrust his kingdom? In this first of three podcasts, Morgan Snyder shares what it means to become good soil.

John Eldredge and Dan Allender reveal how understanding your story and accessing the presence of Jesus are essential for the deep restoration of your heart.

When life is hard, do you feel you must be doing something wrong? In the second half of this series, Stasi Eldredge and the Wild at Heart team share ways they "choose their hard" in their walk with God.

Life is good...and it is hard. As maturing believers, we have many opportunities to choose our hard. Stasi Eldredge and the Wild at Heart team share specific "hards" they are pursuing in their lives.

Morgan and Allen share how they are actively fathering their sons in the journey from boyhood to manhood.

John and Stasi open their journals from this summer, revealing God's radical invitation for believers to live in perfect oneness with Jesus.  

John and Stasi reveal how their pursuit of "sabbath space" this summer led to even greater intimacy with God.