Jay Lowder Harvest Ministries Podcast

Who are you really? What does your character say about you? If you say that you can’t do what’s right when the weight of the world presses in, you find it hard to live the Christian life, or you feel that you can’t do it on your own, this episode is for you. Jay tackles the issue head on and reveals what the Bible teaches about doing what’s right.

God wants us to learn something from all of the disappointments in life. Jesus talked about discouragement and gives us the defining principle of what to do when things don’t measure up. Listen to be encouraged by Jay's message now.

John chapter 4 tells of a woman that met Jesus at the well. This encounter with Christ changed her life and she returned to her city to tell the story. The whole city came out to meet Jesus and believed in Him because of her testimony. One of the most effective tools you have to share the gospel is your story, your testimony.

“I go to church, I love the Lord, but the fire never seems to stay.” I’ve heard that statement a lot during my ministry. I’ve found that if we are unwilling to share our faith, when it is the mission that God has given to us, there will always be something that’s missing. The fire will wane. God wants to use you, and here is how.

We start our focus on evangelism with: “Why Evangelize?” How many people are there around us that need rescuing? Are we doing our job of reaching out? Who better to reach the people in your circle than you? Jay Lowder talks about the why and the how.

How are does it feel to be a one percenter? The one percenter comes from being part of an outlaw club or gang. They are known to get into trouble. Listen as Jay Lowder shares what qualifies you as a one percenter. He tells the story of how at one point in time you may have wondered off from The Shepherd, but He will go out of His way to find you.

Tolerance is the idea that all ideas and opinions deserve to be heard without being criticized, demeaned, or persecuted. Every opinion deserves to be respected and heard but that doesn’t mean that every opinion needs to be validated.

Racism is a definite buzz word in today’s society. Whether you’re talking about politics, clashes with a police force, historical landmarks, or equality, racism is a touchy subject. As followers of Christ, we need to address it within our own life and within our church.

How astute are Christians and churches when it comes to dealing with the world around them? Can you relate, understand, and get on the level of non-believers and connect with them? Paul said: “I have become all things to all men, so that I may by all means save some.” Jay looks at how to achieve this. 

The greatest fisherman on the planet talks with Jay about his story of faith, family, and fish. His faith has driven him throughout his career, but it hasn’t been without cost.