What God is Doing in Seasons That Feel Like Nothing
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You feel restless. Stuck. Like you’re just waiting. But what if this season isn’t empty? In this episode, we unpack what’s actually happening when life feels slow, boring, or directionless, and why those seasons are often where real dependence on God is built. In this epsisode talk about: -Why waiting seasons feel so frustrating -How comfort and distraction keep you restless -What God is doing behind the scenes -How to respond instead of just enduring it If you feel stuck right now, this will help you understand why, and what to do next. If you liked this podcast, please like, subscribe,...
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Why You Aren't Changing the World [yet] With Guest Savannah Jones
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Why aren’t you changing the world yet? That question can stir ambition, guilt, insecurity, or frustration, especially if you feel called to more, but your life feels small right now. In this episode of The Dwelling Place Lounge, Phillip Jones is joined by his wife, Savannah Jones, for an honest conversation about calling, faithfulness, and what God is actually doing in seasons that feel slow, difficult, or unnoticed. Using the story of Elijah and Israel’s worship of Baal, we talk about culture, freedom, obedience, and why the desire to change the world often causes us to overlook the...
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When God Makes You Wait: the Painful Blessing of Patience
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Waiting on God is one of the hardest parts of the Christian life. When you feel called, ready, willing — and the doors still don’t open — it’s easy to wonder if God forgot you. In today’s episode, Vanessa and Phillip dive deep into the story of Abraham and Sarah to show what godly waiting actually looks like... and what happens when we try to take control into our own hands. We talk about impatience, disappointment, calling, ministry burnout, family pressures, and what Romans 8 really means when it talks about creation groaning. This conversation is honest, funny, challenging, and...
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Where Is God's Comfort When We Grieve?
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Grief is one of the hardest parts of life, and sometimes the hardest part of faith. When we’re hurting, we often hear phrases like “God is with you” or “God will comfort you.” But what does that actually mean when you're in the middle of loss? In this episode of The Dwelling Place Lounge, we talk honestly about grief, unmet expectations with God, and how faith and pain can exist at the same time. We discuss: • Why Christians still experience deep grief • The difference between running from pain and processing it • What God’s comfort actually looks like • How grief can...
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When God Says NO with Adam of Glasshouse TV
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In this episode of The Dwelling Place Lounge, I sit down with my friend Adam from Glasshouse TV to talk honestly about unanswered prayer, God’s goodness, sovereignty, and the painful moments when His answer is no or not yet. This episode gets personal. We talk anxiety, frustration, disappointment, and what Scripture actually teaches about prayer and the will of God.
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Is Calling Someone Out Biblical?
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Should Christians call other Christians out? Or should we “just focus on our own sin”?
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Brokenness, Sin, and the God Who Restores: A Real Conversation with Pastor Eric Knight
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When Faith Isn't Fun: Understanding God's Discipline
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Discipline is one of the most misunderstood parts of the Christian life.
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When Obedience Doesn't Look Like Success
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When obedience doesn’t lead to numbers, recognition, or influence, it can quietly shake everything you believe about success.
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You're Already in Ministry (Even If You Don't Work at a Church)
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You don’t need a microphone, a stage, or a church job to be doing ministry.
info_outlineToday we have ChangePoint Eastside pastor Eric Knight join us as we discuss his last sermon kicking off our Pathway sermon series. We go further into the up, in, and out triangle describing our relationship with God and with each other. What does it look like to focus on our "up," how does our 'up" effect our "in" and "out?" We go into the nuances of relationship together and the importance of not living life alone. Grab some coffee and enjoy with us as we grow closer to God, TOGETHER.
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