The Jonathan Project

They say there are two topics you should never discuss: politics and religion. In this episode, we’re diving into both as we explore a Scriptural perspective on God’s view of rulers, the people, and the nation’s direction. With 65% of Americans identifying as Christian, why are we still so divided and facing such challenges? It’s a reminder that Israel’s delay in entering the Promised Land wasn’t due to Moses' leadership, but the condition of their hearts. As we conclude our second season, join us for a thought-provoking conversation. If you have questions or prayer, please reach out to [email protected] 

Politics is often a divisive topic in America, but the focus shouldn't just be on who we vote for, but how we vote. When Jesus sat between Matthew the tax collector and Simon the zealot, He didn’t engage in debating sides—He pointed to eternity. As Christian ambassadors, our civic responsibilities should align with the principles of our true Kingdom. For more information, feel free to reach out to us at [email protected].

Part 2 of Social Media and the Bible. We naturally compare ourselves to others as a form of evaluation when there is no objective standard. Social media provides instant comparison and feedback, influencing how we see ourselves. But what if it's wrong? As Christians, we know that the objective standard is outlined in Scripture. Jesus tells us that the path to a full life is through Him and not the latest "challenge" or fad. Join us as we discuss the influence of social media and how to use the platform to reflect Christ. If you would like to reach us, please reach out to [email protected]

Our self-concept is derived from what we believe we are and what we believe others think we are. With social media providing almost constant feedback on what others think of us, it can be challenging to see the truth. Join us as we take a Biblical look at what Christ says about us and how that should be our standard and not public opinion. If you would like to reach us, please reach out at [email protected]

What's your deadlift? This foundational lift translates into a lot of life's activities. Our spiritual strength directly applies to our foundational relationship with Jesus Christ. Join us today as we talk about basic lifting and spiritual lifting and how to be strong and stay strong. If you have questions or need prayer requests, reach out to us at [email protected]

Quiet quitting is the new buzzword that describes the reduction in commitment in one area to reinvest energy in another for emotional gratitude. As Christian men, women, parents, and friends, we must remember that quitting is a normal feeling but not always the solution, especially when it comes to our relationship with Christ. Join us as we discuss quitting and how easy it is when met with frustration, whether at home or in the church. Have prayer requests or want to contact us for speaking engagements? Reach out at [email protected]

MAN UP!! Join the Jonathan Project as we partner with JB from Man Up, an organization dedicated to fighting for the fatherless. Having a loving and committed father is critical in children's lives. We come together to discuss how, fathers, we can exemplify the hands and feet of Christ and bring our families alongside. Check out Man Up at www.manupandgo.org Also, if you would like to reach us, please reach out at [email protected]

The Jonathan Project tackles the next steps in becoming the man God calls you to be. Join us as we discuss the value of a family-integrated walk with Christ, the long-term influence parents have in their kid's lives, and practical steps you can take to grow stronger together. Do you need prayer or have questions, suggestions, or speaking requests? Reach out at [email protected]

Leadership Basics – Join us as we explore what the Bible says about being a leader. We outline the process of becoming the leader God calls you to be for your own life and home, which can impact future generations. God gives us all opportunities to help others and point them towards Christ as they struggle through daily battles; don't miss an opportunity because you are unprepared. Reach out to us for comments, prayer requests or speaking engagements at [email protected]

What's in your rucksack?

The rucksack is more than a backpack; it carries everything you need to survive and thrive in an austere environment. As we travel throughout this life, what's in yours? Are you a minimalist or an essentialist? What tools should you have vs. what tools weigh you down? Jesus tells us that Christians should pick up their cross and follow Him. Jesus didn't just carry a heavy weight; the cross had a purpose. It was the tool He used for our Salvation. What we carry around also has to have a purpose for the kingdom. Got questions? Reach out at [email protected]