Jay Wilburn answers listener questions and discusses how life is sometimes lived upside down instead of how God may intend us to live.

Several listener questions discuss the concept, practicality, and need for church to a person of faith. Host Jay Wilburn discusses the role of church in the process of faith.

Christianity builds off the idea of redemption. That concept has huge applications for living our lives in a way that we want to live.

We sometimes live from disaster to disaster and feel like life never lets up. How do we overcome and break that cycle? How do we find joy and peace in the midst of all that is thrown at us? Maybe this week's episode can help.

All of us fall short of the the ideal. This week we talk about forgiving others and forging ourselves for these shortcomings. We also discuss how to move forward when we fall short this week on the Matters of Faith Podcast episode 58 with host Jay Wilburn.

The worst practice of faith and the worst testimony of faith is faith practiced without sincerity. It robs faith of its power and it is easy to get there through patterns and process. Living faith in a sincere way unlocks its power.

Jay Wilburn is joined by his wife Jenny to discuss crafting your message and sharing your story in an effective way. Lots of great fun and some good, useful information you might be able to use.

Jay Wilburn discusses finding your purpose, pursuing your dreams, following your passions, finding your calling, and taking a leap of faith. Find out how that process worked out in his life and how it might apply to you.

Host Jay Wilburn and Erik Bomboy, his living donor, sit down for a conversation on the day of the 5k they ran together on the one year anniversary of the kidney transplant. They discuss a year of recovery, running the race, and what the day was like from the perspective of a marathon runner and from the experience of a new runner's first 5k. A lot to learn from a year of "running the race."

Host Jay Wilburn discusses the things we’re supposed to be building as people of faith and the role sacrifice plays in our lives.