The Jubilee Sunset Hills Podcast

How should Christians think about money, generosity, and contentment? And how should we respond when biblical issues become cultural and political flashpoints?

In this episode, Jordan and Bryan discuss the subtle ways wealth can shape our hearts, why generosity is an act of trust, and how believers can faithfully navigate current conversations surrounding the WNBA, Amendment 3, and the broader cultural debates surrounding gender and identity.

The goal isn't simply to react to the news, but to consider how Scripture shapes the way we live, think, and engage with the world around us.

Elijah Stanley joins Jordan for a conversation about what it means to lead a family with intentionality. They discuss building a clear vision for your home, establishing meaningful family values, creating everyday rhythms that shape identity, and taking practical steps to disciple your spouse and children. Rather than allowing family culture to form by accident, this episode challenges listeners to seek God's direction and intentionally build the home they hope to leave as a legacy.

We're back! As the summer winds down, Jordan and Bryan return to the podcast to discuss what God is teaching our church and what lies ahead this fall.

In this episode they unpack the importance of biblical rest, why Next Gen Sunday is one of the most significant weekends on our calendar, and how Jubilee's upcoming 30th Anniversary is about much more than celebrating the past—it's about preparing for the future God has for our church.

In this special episode, Jordan and Lissy Dillon sit down with John and Linda Lanferman, the founding pastors who planted Jubilee Church in 1997. Together they reflect on decades of marriage, ministry, health challenges, family life, and God's faithfulness through every season.

From getting married young to building rhythms that sustained their relationship, John and Linda share honest wisdom on leading with joy, persevering through difficulty, and leaving a lasting legacy. Whether you're newly married, leading others, or simply hoping to finish well, this conversation is full of encouragement for the journey.