The Love Cast with Jamal

This is part 2 of our series on The Lie of Lack.  In this episode of The Love Cast, Jamal explores how the Lie of Lack physically and chemically alters our bodies (flesh) through addiction, and also how this same physiological pattern of addiction manifests the lie of lack through co-dependent relationships.  In addition to that, Jamal describes how the lie of lack negatively affects our sexuality and changes the trajectory of the sex act itself.  

Jamal goes on to describe how the gospel (good news) reshapes our approach to relationships and how this also reshapes our approach to sex itself.  This episode of The Love Cast is for mature listeners.    

As human beings, we have been deeply affected by 'the lie of lack'.  As a result, we have become blinded to our inherit goodness.  Chances are, if you've been a part of the religious system, you know that 'the lie of lack' has simply been repackaged to assault our identity by accusing our flesh of being inheritly evil.

What do the scriptures really teach about our flesh?  Is our flesh inheritly evil, or is our flesh inheritly good?  In this episode of The Love Cast, Jamal explores the root of human nature and also explores how the 'lie of lack' has affected our flesh.  Jamal also discusses why knowing the truth about the inherit goodness of our flesh is key to our freedom.  This is part one of a very important four part series about 'the lie of lack'. Give this episode a careful listen.

Jamal writes more extensively about the 'lie of lack' in his book Free To Love.  

As human beings, we have been deeply affected by 'the lie of lack'.  As a result, we have become blinded to our inherit goodness.  Chances are, if you've been a part of the religious system, you know that 'the lie of lack' has simply been repackaged to assault our identity by accusing our flesh of being inheritly evil.

What do the scriptures really teach about our flesh?  Is our flesh inheritly evil, or is our flesh inheritly good?  In this episode of The Love Cast, Jamal explores the root of human nature and also explores how the 'lie of lack' has affected our flesh.  Jamal also discusses why knowing the truth about the inherit goodness of our flesh is key to our freedom.  This is part one of a very important four part series about 'the lie of lack'. Give this episode a careful listen.

Jamal writes more extensively about the 'lie of lack' in his book Free To Love.  

Jamal goes on to talk about Jesus' interaction with the Samaritan woman from John 4 as an example of what a vibrant, inter-dependent relationship with God can look like, and how this differs from the typical codependent relationship with God that the religious system has conditioned us for.  Finally, Jamal also shares how the attempt of many Christians to relate to the historical person of Jesus (who is no longer here on the earth) actually blinds us to the reality of Christ who is here.  Throw some headphones in and give this episode a careful listen.  

Jamal goes on to talk about Jesus' interaction with the Samaritan woman from John 4 as an example of what a vibrant, inter-dependent relationship with God can look like, and how this differs from the typical codependent relationship with God that the religious system has conditioned us for.  Finally, Jamal also shares how the attempt of many Christians to relate to the historical person of Jesus (who is no longer here on the earth) actually blinds us to the reality of Christ who is here.  Throw some headphones in and give this episode a careful listen.  

In part 2 of this conversation, Wayne touches on the back story behind each one of his books, including the New York Times best selling book The Shack, He Loves Me, Finding Church, and So You Don't Want To Go To Church Anymore.  

Wayne also discusses the motion picture of The Shack that is scheduled for box office release early next year. Give this conversation a listen as you will hear nuggets of a new reality!

In part 2 of this conversation, Wayne touches on the back story behind each one of his books, including the New York Times best selling book The Shack, He Loves Me, Finding Church, and So You Don't Want To Go To Church Anymore.  

Wayne also discusses the motion picture of The Shack that is scheduled for box office release early next year. Give this conversation a listen as you will hear nuggets of a new reality!

In this episode of The Love Cast, Wayne Jacobsen talks about his personal journey dealing with betrayal and character assassination, and his awakening to the body of Christ outside of groups and religious institutions.  Wayne also touches on his rejection of the destructive religious doctrine of the cross typically understood as 'Penal Substitution Theory'. Give this episode a listen, you will be blessed.    

Wayne Jacobsen was a collaborator of the New York Times best selling book The Shack. Wayne is also the author of the following best selling books:

He Loves Me

Finding Church

So You Don't Want To Go To Church Anymore.  

For more information about Wayne's books and ministry, visit www.lifestream.org

In this episode of The Love Cast, Wayne Jacobsen talks about his personal journey dealing with betrayal and character assassination, and his awakening to the body of Christ outside of groups and religious institutions.  Wayne also touches on his rejection of the destructive religious doctrine of the cross typically understood as 'Penal Substitution Theory'. Give this episode a listen, you will be blessed.    

Wayne Jacobsen was a collaborator of the New York Times best selling book The Shack. Wayne is also the author of the following best selling books:

He Loves Me

Finding Church

So You Don't Want To Go To Church Anymore.  

For more information about Wayne's books and ministry, visit www.lifestream.org

There is a vast difference between 'getting married' and 'discovering marriage'.  In this episode of The Love Cast, you will hear the wedding ceremony of friends Patrick & Samara and the message that Jamal gave at their recent wedding ceremony.  In this ceremony, Jamal talks about the 'expanse' of love, and why no one actually gets married on their wedding day.  Give it a careful listen and be blessed!