Wild at Heart - John Eldredge

Latest Episodes:

The World – Part 1 Apr 23, 2018

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This powerful new series reveals the subtle and blatant ways we try to create a world where (we think) we don't need God. In this first of six sessions, John, Morgan, and Allen discuss how a life of comfort and convenience compromises the soul.

Sorrow to Joy Apr 16, 2018

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Stasi Eldredge reveals the key to unlocking joy in our lives, especially during seasons of loss and despair.

5 Agreements That Are Killing Millennials – Part 2 Apr 09, 2018

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John, Sam, and Blaine identify three more false realities that millennials need to break free from in the second half of this series.

5 Agreements That Are Killing Millennials – Part 1 Apr 02, 2018

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Discover five toxic social and personal agreements millennials make in the first of this two-part conversation with John, Sam, and Blaine.

The Emotional Life of Jesus Mar 26, 2018

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As we enter Easter week, John shares thoughts on the playful, disruptive, extravagant personality of Jesus from Scripture and his book Beautiful Outlaw.

Consecrating Empathy – Part 2 Mar 19, 2018

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In the second half of the conversation, John, Allen and Alex dive into practical ways to protect your heart as you care for the needs of others.

Consecrating Empathy – Part 1 Mar 12, 2018

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The needs around us can be overwhelming – from world news and local events to family issues. John, Allen, and Alex discuss what it means to give everything and everyone to God ... including our empathy.

Micro Practices Mar 05, 2018

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John and Morgan swap stories about simple ways to access more of God in the middle of our busy days.

More of God Feb 26, 2018

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John Eldredge reveals what we need most is "more of God" – and how that is available in the daily moments and simple choices of our lives.

Responding to Trauma – Part 2 Feb 19, 2018

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In the second half of this series, Dan Allender, Sam Eldredge, and Blaine Eldredge discuss how to lovingly enter into – and exit from – a person's various stages of loss.