In Part 4 of the Kingdom Focus Mini-Series, Luke and Matt discuss recent podcast conversations around Sport and Sport Ministry.

In Part 3 of the Kingdom Focus Mini-Series Luke and Matt discuss recent podcast conversations around the Mission of God.

In Part 2 of the Kingdom Focus Mini-Series Luke and Matt discuss recent podcast conversations around Spiritual Formation.

In Part 1 of the Kingdom Focus Mini-Series Luke and Matt discuss recent podcast conversations around Deconstruction & Reconstruction. 

    Author Philip Yancey joins the Kingdoms Podcast for a rich conversation about his most recent work Where the Light Fell. Yancey shares his personal journey of growing up in a toxic faith culture and a single parent home. Along with exploring his own experience of deconstruction and reconstruction, Yancey speaks to the tumult of the 1960's and the significant parallels that exist between social justice efforts then and now. What's more, he delves into the beautiful mystery of God's grace, and how God softened and changed his heart during his College years. 

    Ultimately, Where the Light Fell is a story of redemption, healing, and hope - an excellent read. We trust this conversation will be helpful and inspiring.

Additional Resources

Ep. 50 | Philip Yancey on Youtube

Ep. 50 | Philip Yancey on Apple Podcasts

Ep. 50 | Philip Yancey on Spotify 

49 | Matt Coe on Taking Big Faith Risks, the Purpose and Power of Sports Ministry, Mentoring Young Leaders, and Encountering God's Faithfulness amidst Adversity

48 | Paul Sadler Reflecting on His Years as a Missionary in Japan, Contextualizing the Gospel, and Lessons for Ministry in the Western World

47 | AJ Sherrill on Experiencing Inner Peace, Healing, and Intimacy Through Contemplative Prayer, Following Jesus Towards a New Humanity,  and Embracing Life Rhythms That Renew 

46 | Sarah Covey on Therapy and Discipleship, Seeing Ourselves as God Sees Us, and Practical Helps to Maintain Spiritual Health

45 | Dr. Michael Jordan on Taking Up Rich Habits of Worship, Welcoming Outsiders into Transformation, and Modelling Gracious Engagement