Jimmy’s Table Podcast

Can you experience God? Some would claim that if God exists, it would be impossible to experience Him. Yet many others would claim to have experienced the Divine. In this podcast, I talk about the different ways I believe we can experience God, and what the greatest experience we can have of God actually looks like...

"And Alexander wept, for there were no more worlds to conquer." So, what do you do with your life when you've accomplished everything there is to accomplish? Especially when you desire to do nothing but engage in world conquest? What's the next chapter of your life look like? In this podcast, I talk about this existential crisis....

Many of us know what it is like to suffer loss and to experience tragedy. But what about when the misfortunes of Job are suddenly reversed, and a lot of goodness suddenly comes your way? In this podcast, I talk about my recent experience with the goodness of God...

Is the "Asbury Revival" a genuine move of the Spirit of God? The revival in Kentucky is receiving some sharp criticism from the left and the right. In this podcast, I want to challenge the way we think about revival and moves of the Spirit of God-- especially with the rigid frameworks we bring to the table for interpreting such things.

I believe we often find ourselves "stuck in a rut," not only because we've stopped growing, but because we no longer live a life that allows for "the gift of surprise." In my latest podcast, I talk about our "Groundhog Day" like existence, our need for personal growth, and why we should occasionally poke a sleeping bear. Listen!

Social media influencer and YouTube star "Mr. Beast" recently paid for 1,000 blind people to receive surgery that restored their vision, and made a video about it. Some see this as "exploitation," yet others see it as nothing but someone doing good. In this podcast, I look at the criticism and defense of "performative charity."

Do you have a "best friend"? Increasingly in our culture, research shows a lot of people don't. More and more, people find themselves without meaningful friendships, both in quantity and quality. This is especially true among men. In this podcast, I explore the shift in our culture regarding friendship, and what we can do to better cultivate friendships in our lives.

I believe the long lost art of letter writing can better inform us of the type of lives we are to live. It requires a degree of openness, transparency, vulnerability, and the willingness to disclose specifics about our lives. Looking at 2 Corinthians 3:1-3, I see how the long lost art of letter writing informed the ministry of the apostle Paul, and why we should all be willing to become "living epistles," so that the story of Christ and the gospel might be better shared with others...

What is "Gaslighting?" Coined from the 1944 movie "Gaslight," this abusive social and psychological phenomena causes individuals to doubt their memory, perception of reality, and to gradually lose their sense of sanity. In today's podcast, I have a discussion with a victim of gaslighting, Christiaan Funkhouser, who shares his story, discusses "Gaslight" movie, and how we can identify and combat gaslighting when it appears in our lives...

There's been an "exodus" from the church in the past few decades. Abuse, hypocrisy, hatred, political problems, and many other issues have caused a lot of people to leave the church and to no longer darken her doors. In today's podcast, I explore this topic in light of the saying "The church is a whore-- but she is my mother," and how that can better inform our faith, and our dealings with the church...