In this special Journey Roundtable, Brett Mabury, Vian Izak and Sam Barnhart talk with Kevin Dixon about a new initiative to help mentor emerging musicians. Got comments or questions? Text us at (615) 861-9503 and join the conversation.
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When you learn to accept pain—whether physical, mental or emotional—you take away some of its power. Dave Verhaagen explains this surprising practice of “radical acceptance” to co-hosts Kevin Dixon and Sam Barnhart.
Plus: S’more names for the show, and we have a winner.
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The disciples still don’t get it despite Jesus’ repeated explanation of the Kingdom of God throughout the book of Mark. Last Sunday, we heard John and James arguing over which of them would receive the greatest place of honor next to the Messiah. That sparked numerous questions on leadership, rights, privileges and more. Mike Erre, Kevin Dixon, Suzie Lind and Tim Timmons sit down at the JourneyNOW table to explore these topics and more.
Plus: Tim gets sauced in private; Mike has no patience for Suzie’s salads; and Kevin tacos go south.
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Kevin Dixon’s radical re-think of Jesus’ encounters with the children and the rich man (Mark 10:13-31) led to lots of text line questions about money. What’s the proper relationship for Jesus followers to have with their money? How should church organizations think about it? Kevin welcomes Mike Erre, Suzie Lind, and Tim Timmons to his JourneyNOW roundtable to account for their experiences.
Plus: Mike makes a trip to the House of Love and Suzie can’t wink it away; Tim’s home renovation plans are all wet; and therein lies the problem for Kevin.
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On this “Hard Feelings” edition of JourneyNOW, Kevin Dixon and Dave Verhaagen welcome new co-host Sam Barnhart. Together, they share their personal experiences with stress, anxiety and panic attacks. What’s the difference between these three terms? Are stress and anxiety always bad? And, what psychological and faith-based tools helps can train us to manage these conditions?
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One of the most common questions from last Sunday’s teaching was just how far we have to go in living a cross-shaped life. What healthy boundaries should we set as we follow Jesus? That line of questioning reveals more about us than it does about Jesus’ teaching, according to this week’s JourneyNOW roundtable panel of Kevin Dixon, Tim Timmons, Suzie Lind and Mike Erre. They also consider questions about whether wealth and public platforms are compatible with following Jesus.
Plus: Tim’s in another world, Suzie’s appealing, life’s a beach for Kevin and Mike’s on a California roll.
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Last Sunday, Suzie Lind asked us to consider how we create barriers and discomfort for those might otherwise be drawn towards Jesus. This week’s JourneyNOW team of Mike Erre, Tim Timmons and Kevin Dixon delves deeper into that idea. They also share their hope for the Journey community as a place of radical hospitality, relationship and acceptance.
Plus: Mike spills the Low T tea; Kevin presses the big button; and Tim matches Avengers characters to the Journey staff.
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In this special premiere of a new bi-weekly discussion, host Kevin Dixon welcomes psychologist, author and Journey community member Dave Verhaagen. Kevin and Dave share their vision for a podcast exploring how people can pursue authentic faith and mental health at the same time.
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After Sunday’s teaching from Mark, listeners asked why Jesus would choose such knuckleheads as his disciples. Suzie Lind and Mike Erre join host Kevin Dixon around this week’s JourneyNOW podcast table to explore how Jesus moves followers towards active faith.
Plus: Kevin practices Resting Text Face👍 , Mike gets dress coded and Suzie gets us.
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Kevin Dixon, Suzie Lind, Tim Timmons and Mike Erre dig deeper into our new understanding of the parable of the soils. Last Sunday, we learned about Jesus’ original intention for the story. (Hint: It’s not about us.) If you haven’t heard that message yet, you can listen here.
Plus: Mike breaks a sweat, Kevin explains the 1970s (again) and chaos ensues when Suzie says, “Follow me.”
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