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In this inspiring episode of The Walk, hosted by Joshua Swanson, we sit down with renowned messianic worship leader Joshua Aaron. Listeners will be captivated by Joshua’s incredible journey of faith, from growing up in Pennsylvania with a diverse Jewish-Christian heritage to answering God’s call to raise his family in Israel, near the shores of the Sea of Galilee.
In this episode, you’ll discover:
With personal stories and biblical wisdom, this episode is packed with practical advice for those seeking their purpose in worship ministry. Whether you’re a worship leader, an artist, or someone simply wanting to deepen your faith, Joshua’s testimony and message will encourage you to seek first the kingdom of God and trust in His guidance.
Tune in for a message that’s sure to challenge and inspire you to live out your calling with authenticity and heart.
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Who Is Joshua Aaron
Joshua Aaron is an award-winning American-Israeli independent singer and songwriter recently listed as one of the Jewish Global 100 influencers. He travels throughout the USA and around the world gathering people to worship the King of Kings! His music, sung in English and Hebrew, blends a wide array of sounds including traditional Jewish genres reaching millions of listeners of all nations.
He recently founded a non profit organization called "Gather the Nations", with the vision of hosting an annual conference and music outreach to encourage all nations and tongues to worship together as one family of God.
Joshua is also passionate about bringing people to travel to Israel. Since 2009 he's hosted an annual Worship in Israel tour, bringing believers on an unforgettable journey to the place where the Bible comes to life!
Joshua is married to his wife Jeannie and together they have 5 children. His eldest completed her mandatory service in the IDF and his eldest son just entered his service in the summer of 2024.
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Listen now to Darlene Zschech as she teaches us how to transform your worship from wasteful to worshipful.
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In this inspiring episode of The Walk, host Joshua Swanson sits down with world-renowned worship leader and pastor, Darlene Zschech. Best known for her influence on modern worship music and iconic songs like "Shout to the Lord," Darlene shares her personal journey of transformation—from a young performer to a devoted worshiper of Christ.
Reflecting on John 12 and the story of Mary of Bethany, Darlene opens up about the importance of knowing your “why” in worship and explores the difference between worship that is viewed as wasteful versus worship that is truly worshipful. She also discusses the challenges she faced in church and how God used these experiences to refine her understanding of worship as a heartfelt offering.
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Join us for this deeply moving conversation that will encourage worship leaders and believers alike to live from a posture of surrender and worshipful devotion.
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Who is Darlene Zschech?
Darlene Zschech is an acclaimed singer-songwriter, worship leader, pastor, author, and speaker from Australia who pioneered a fresh movement of worship music in the Church from the 1990s onwards. She has written multiple songs sung in the Church worldwide and in several languages, such as “Shout to the Lord,” “Victor's Crown,” “In Jesus Name,” and “Worthy is the Lamb.” Her life’s passion for serving God and people led her to pastor Hope Unlimited Church (HopeUC) alongside her husband, Mark, and initiated HOPE: Global, a non-profit organization bringing hope to people through education in many countries across Africa and Asia.
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In this episode of The Walk podcast, Joshua Swanson, Editor-in-Chief of Worship Leader Magazine, sits down with Emily Lindquist, a worship pastor at Church of the City in New York. Emily shares her journey of leading worship, beginning from her childhood and growing into her current role. She reflects on the tension between worshiping and leading, and how the Book of Revelation has radically transformed her approach to both.
Emily delves into her experience in the Church of the City prayer room, where she learned to let go of the pressure to control the room and instead focus on worshiping Jesus. Through her study of Revelation, she highlights the unified worship happening around the throne of God and the importance of pointing people toward Jesus—the true leader of worship.
Tune in as Emily shares practical wisdom for worship leaders, including how to cultivate a personal fascination with Jesus and why every believer, not just those on stage, is called to be a worshiper. If you've ever felt the weight of leading worship or struggled to find balance between leading and worshiping, this episode will be an encouraging and refreshing reminder to fix your eyes on the Lamb.
Don’t miss Emily’s heartfelt reflections and a special closing prayer to refuel your passion for worship.
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Who is Emily Lindquist?
Emily Lindquist is a worship pastor, singer-songwriter, and dedicated mentor to worship leaders. Originally from Southern California, Emily’s musical journey began at the age of five with piano lessons and continued with rigorous training as a classical vocalist. While studying music in college, Emily discovered her true calling—leading worship. Instead of rehearsing arias, she found herself in practice rooms singing worship songs, realizing her heart belonged to ministry and leading people into the presence of Jesus.
From her early years of leading worship in fifth grade, Emily developed a passion for seeing the Church respond to the beauty and glory of God through worship. Today, she serves as the Worship Arts Pastor at Church of the City in New York, where she lives in Manhattan with her husband, Matt. Her life and ministry are centered on cultivating a lifestyle of worship, where her experience and excellence serve as a powerful foundation for leading others into deeper encounters with God.
Emily’s heart beats for purity in worship and raising up the next generation of worshipers. Through mentoring worship leaders around the world, she inspires others to love and glorify Jesus. Her music, especially songs like Christ Is All, captures the heart cry of believers longing for Jesus and His return. Emily's legacy is one of faith, devotion, and a deep desire to see the global Church united in worship.
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In this episode of The Walk Podcast, hosted by Joshua Swanson, we’re joined by the talented Christian artist Colton Dixon for a deeply personal devotional centered on Jeremiah 29:11. Known for his powerful vocals and faith-infused lyrics, Colton shares how this verse has profoundly impacted his life and music, particularly in the creation of his latest song, "Up and Up."
Throughout the episode, Colton unpacks key insights from Jeremiah 29:11, challenging believers to trust in God’s plan amidst life’s uncertainties. He emphasizes the importance of tuning into God's voice, recognizing the enemy's deceptions, redefining true prosperity, and understanding that God's plan is accessible to everyone.
The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer and the premiere of Colton’s new single "Up and Up," offering listeners a musical reminder of God’s unfailing promises.
Join us on The Walk Podcast as we continue to inspire and challenge our listeners to deepen their faith and walk in the light of God’s word. Tune in for a timely reminder of the hope and future that God has promised to all who trust in Him.
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Episode 96: Embracing Weakness – Ian Simkins' Powerful Testimony
In this moving episode of The Walk, Pastor Ian Simkins shares his deeply personal journey with a lifelong neurological condition that causes his eyes to shake uncontrollably. Join host Joshua Swanson as Ian recounts a transformative encounter during a mission trip to India, where his perceived weakness became a powerful vessel for God’s grace.
Through his story, Ian reflects on the profound truth of 2 Corinthians 12:9-10, reminding us that our weaknesses can be the very channels through which God reveals His power. In a world obsessed with strength and success, Ian challenges us to embrace vulnerability and trust in God's strength.
This episode concludes with the inspiring song "Stacking Stones" by Bridge Worship, leaving listeners with a renewed sense of hope and a deeper understanding of how God’s power is made perfect in our weakness.
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Who is Ian Simkins?
Ian Simkins grew up in a bustling home outside Detroit as the oldest of seven homeschooled siblings. He was deeply influenced by his community at Fairlane Alliance Church, where his passion for ministry first took root. At just 16, Ian delivered his first sermon, a daunting experience that sparked a lifelong love for ministry.
Initially, Ian planned to pursue music or psychology on a warm coast, but God had different plans. He eventually followed God's call to Judson University in Elgin, Illinois, where he studied Youth Ministry and Adolescent Studies. His time there was formative, filled with both challenges and growth in local church ministry.
In 2006, Ian served in northern India, an experience that profoundly shaped his perspective. Upon returning, he became the Pastor of Student Ministries at Poplar Creek Church. A few years later, during a time of great difficulty for the church, Ian stepped into the role of Lead Pastor, guiding the congregation through significant challenges and witnessing remarkable growth and transformation.
In 2016, Ian married Katie and took on the role of Teaching Pastor at Community Christian Church in Chicagoland. Two years later, he began hosting *The Common Good* on AM1160 (WYLL). By 2021, Ian and his family felt called to a new chapter, leading him to become the Lead Pastor of Teaching and Vision at The Bridge, just outside Nashville, TN.
Ian and Katie are blessed with three young boys: Owen, Redmond, and Ezra.
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Embracing God's Design: Insights from Jesse Reeves on The Walk Podcast
In the latest episode of "The Walk Podcast," hosted by Joshua Swanson, listeners were treated to a profound devotional episode featuring renowned songwriter Jesse Reeves. Jesse, whose songs like "How Great Is Our God" and "Lord, I Need You" have become staples in worship services worldwide, shared a compelling message on the story of Joseph from Genesis 45, highlighting God's sovereignty and divine plan in our lives.
The Narrative of Joseph: A Perspective Shift
Jesse Reeves began by reflecting on the common narrative many of us hold regarding our past experiences, particularly those filled with hardship and suffering. Drawing from the life of Joseph, Jesse pointed out the importance of shifting our perspective from focusing on what happened to us to understanding how God has been leading us through those events.
"Changing the narrative to not what happened to you, but how God has led you," Jesse emphasized.
This shift in perspective is crucial for finding freedom and purpose in our stories, much like Joseph did despite the numerous adversities he faced, from being sold into slavery by his brothers to being falsely accused and imprisoned.
Facts vs. Divine Perspective
Jesse meticulously recounted the facts of Joseph's life—his favored status by his father, the dreams that incited his brothers' jealousy, his sale into slavery, false accusations, imprisonment, and eventual rise to power in Egypt. These events, while undeniably true, were not the lens through which Joseph ultimately viewed his life. Instead, Joseph recognized God's hand in every step, saying to his brothers, "It was not you who sent me here, but God."
This realization, Jesse explained, is liberating for many who are trapped in the pain of their past. By understanding that God has a purpose even in our suffering, we can begin to see our trials as part of a larger divine plan, just as Joseph did.
Forgiveness: A Path to Freedom
A significant portion of Jesse's message was dedicated to the theme of forgiveness. He shared how Joseph's forgiveness of his brothers, despite their betrayal, was a powerful testament to God's work in his life. This forgiveness is not just a release of past wrongs but an essential step towards experiencing true freedom in Christ.
Jesse connected this to our own lives, urging listeners to forgive those who have wronged them, recognizing God's guiding hand in every situation. He noted that harboring bitterness and resentment hinders our spiritual growth and freedom.
A Personal Challenge
Jesse Reeves' message was not just theoretical but deeply personal. He shared his own struggles with forgiveness and changing his narrative, illustrating how these principles have brought freedom and purpose in his life. He encouraged worship leaders and listeners to reflect on their own stories and seek God's perspective, offering a heartfelt prayer for those struggling with past hurts.
As a parting gift, listeners were treated to the song "What a Day," co-written by Jesse Reeves and performed by Alisa Turner, encapsulating the hope and redemption found in God's divine design for our lives.
For those seeking to delve deeper into this powerful message, the full episode of "The Walk Podcast" is available for listening, providing a source of encouragement and spiritual growth for worship leaders and believers alike.
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Who is Jesse Reeves?
Father, musician, songwriter, church planter, and pastor, Jesse Reeves has dedicated his life to the service of God and His church. For 17 years, Jesse led worship, toured, and played bass guitar as a key member of the Chris Tomlin Band, enriching worship experiences across the globe.
Jesse's gift for songwriting has blessed the global church with enduring anthems of praise. His co-written songs, including "How Great is Our God," "Our God," "I Will Rise," "Indescribable," and "Lord, I Need You," are sung in congregations worldwide, drawing believers closer to the heart of worship.
In his role as a church planter, Jesse, alongside his wife Janet, has been instrumental in founding The Austin Stone Community Church in Austin, TX, and Passion City Church in Atlanta, GA, fostering communities rooted in faith and discipleship.
Jesse continues to be a vital member of the BEC Worship family, contributing both as a songwriter and pastor, committed to inspiring and leading the next generation of worshippers.
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Experiencing God's Guidance Like King Jehoshaphat
Greetings, dear readers. Today, we delve into the latest episode of The Walk Podcast by Worship Leader Magazine, hosted by Editor-in-Chief Joshua Swanson. This episode features an inspiring conversation with Jasmine Brady, a worship leader, artist, and songwriter from Regeneration Nashville. Jasmine brings a profound message rooted in the biblical story of King Jehoshaphat from 2 Chronicles 20, highlighting the transformative power of seeking God in the face of overwhelming challenges.
Jasmine's Heritage and Ministry
Jasmine Brady's rich musical heritage includes her great aunt and uncle, Howard and Vestal Goodman of the Happy Goodmans, her grandparents, the Hemphills, and her mother, Candy Christmas. Growing up in such an environment, Jasmine naturally found her calling in worship and ministry. Currently serving as a worship leader at Regeneration Nashville and pursuing a Master of Divinity, Jasmine is deeply committed to leading others in worship and teaching from God's Word.
Lessons from 2 Chronicles 20
The heart of Jasmine's message centers on 2 Chronicles 20, where King Jehoshaphat faces a formidable coalition of enemies. Jasmine draws parallels between Jehoshaphat's resolve to seek the Lord and our own need to turn to God in times of crisis. She emphasizes the significance of Jehoshaphat's prayer and his declaration,
"We do not know what to do, but our eyes are on you."
A Call to Prayer and Praise
Jasmine passionately speaks about the power of prayer and the importance of seeking God's presence. She encourages listeners to cultivate a habit of prayer and to find solace in the stillness where God's voice can be heard. Drawing from her own experiences, Jasmine underscores that victory in life's battles often comes through unwavering faith and persistent prayer.
Victory Through Worship
One of the most striking aspects of Jasmine's message is the role of worship in spiritual warfare. She recounts how Jehoshaphat appointed singers to lead the army, singing praises to God. This act of worship led to a miraculous victory, illustrating that praise can change the atmosphere and bring about divine intervention.
Personal Testimony
Jasmine shares a personal testimony from the challenging days of the COVID-19 pandemic. Faced with her husband's job loss and financial uncertainty, Jasmine chose to trust in God's provision. Her story is a powerful reminder that God's faithfulness transcends our circumstances and that He is always working for our good, even when we cannot see it.
The episode concludes with Jasmine’s song, "Thank You." This heartfelt song of gratitude encapsulates the essence of Jasmine's message – a life anchored in thankfulness and trust in God's unwavering faithfulness.
In this episode of "The Walk Podcast," Jasmine Brady's insights and testimonies offer profound encouragement to listeners facing their own battles. Her emphasis on prayer, worship, and seeking God serves as a timeless reminder that, like Jehoshaphat, we too can find victory through our faith in God. As we navigate our own challenges, may we resolve to seek the Lord, confident that He is with us and fighting on our behalf.
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Who is Jasmine Brady?
Jasmine Brady was born into a distinguished musical legacy, including her mother, Candy Hemphill Christmas; her grandparents, Joel and LaBreeska Hemphill; and her maternal great aunt and uncle, Vestal and Howard Goodman of the Happy Goodmans. Music runs in her veins. From a young age, Jasmine sang and wrote songs, making appearances in several Gaither Homecoming videos and the Gaither Homecoming Kids video series.
As a teenager, Jasmine began leading worship nationwide before attending Lee University, where she joined the world-renowned A Capella vocal ensemble, Voices of Lee. After college, Jasmine dedicated over a decade to working with her mother in The Bridge Ministry, serving Nashville's homeless population. She faithfully led worship for the homeless on Tuesday nights under a bridge, refining her skills as a worship leader.
Currently, Jasmine is the Worship Pastor for Regeneration Nashville, where her father, Pastor Kent Christmas, leads the congregation. She has written numerous worship songs and recorded several worship albums, continuing to pursue her passion for worship.
Jasmine earned her bachelor's degree in leadership from Austin Peay State University and is pursuing a Master of Divinity at Regent University. She deeply loves the Scriptures and travels the country, sharing testimonies of God's faithfulness. Additionally, she teaches the Bible weekly through her podcast, Wholly Holy.
Married to JonMichael Brady since 2009, Jasmine and JonMichael have a son, Cooper, and two daughters, Adele and Mavis Bleue.
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In this powerful episode of The Walk podcast, Worship Leader Magazine's Editor-in-Chief, Joshua Swanson, welcomes back the esteemed singer, pastor, and worship leader, Charles Billingsley. Join us as Charles shares a profound devotional on the topic of contentment, drawing from his personal struggles and biblical wisdom.
Charles opens up about the internal battles many face in today's comparison-driven society, reflecting on his own journey as an artist and pastor. He delves into Philippians 4, where the Apostle Paul teaches us about finding contentment in any circumstance. Through engaging stories and relatable examples, Charles illustrates the importance of embracing a state of mind rooted in gratitude, joy, and peace.
Listeners will be inspired by Charles' vivid analogy of life as a river, navigating past the obstacles of location, material possessions, and comparison. He emphasizes that true contentment is not found in where we are, what we have, or what we do, but in our relationship with Jesus Christ.
Tune in to discover the three tributaries that feed into the river of contentment: gratitude, joy, and peace. Learn how to cultivate these qualities in your own life to experience the deep, abiding contentment that only Christ can provide.
Don't miss this enriching episode filled with timeless wisdom, practical insights, and spiritual encouragement. Subscribe, share, and leave a review to support our work and help spread this important message.
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Who is Charles Billingsley?
With nearly thirty years of experience as a singer and entertainer, Charles Billingsley has performed in venues from Carnegie Hall to the Kennedy Center. His latest solo album, *The Shadow of Your Smile*, showcases beloved standards from Broadway, big band, smooth jazz, and the Great American Songbook. Produced by Tim Davis and Wayne Haun, the album features iconic songs like "It Had to Be You," "Danny Boy," "You'll Never Walk Alone," "America, the Beautiful (feat. Voctave)," and "Bring Him Home," all newly arranged to highlight Charles's captivating vocals.
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From the Basement to the Altar: A Journey Through Addiction and Grace
In this deeply moving episode of The Walk Podcast, Joshua Swanson, Editor-in-Chief of Worship Leader Magazine, hosts a candid conversation with Zane and Donna King. The talented artists and songwriters open up about their family's journey through the trials of addiction, sharing a powerful testimony of faith, resilience, and the transformative grace of God.
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Tune in to hear Zane and Donna King’s incredible testimony, filled with raw honesty, heartfelt prayers, and inspiring insights that will touch your heart and strengthen your faith.
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Who are Zane and Donna King?
With Dove and Singing News Fan Award nominations to their credit, acclaimed husband/wife duo Zane & Donna King are known for a string of Top 10 hits that honestly and artfully articulate joy in both the ups and downs of life. After walking with two of their children through addiction and recovery, they are on a mission to encourage others in similar situations with their grace-filled songs and the life-changing message of God’s goodness.
In addition to producing and penning songs for numerous other artists, the Kings are each respected musicians in their own right. Zane is a steel guitar virtuoso and multi-instrumental studio musician, while Donna has released two acclaimed solo recordings and has written songs for such artists as Sunday Drive, Riley Roth, Tribute Quartet and The Taylors. As a duo, Zane & Donna King’s sound spans genres from country to Southern Gospel to worship, and their previous recordings include 2014’s Mile Marker One and 2018’s Beautiful Ever After.
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Embracing Healing Through Faith: Skye Reedy's Journey
In the latest episode of The Walk Podcast, hosted by Joshua Swanson, the Editor-in-Chief of Worship Leader Magazine, listeners are introduced to Skye Reedy, a talented songwriter, worship leader, and native Floridian. Skye's story is one of profound faith, healing, and the transformative power of testimony.
Skye Reedy's Testimony
Skye Reedy starts her devotional by sharing her background and current life in Nashville. She emphasizes the power of testimony, explaining that the term means "to do again with the same power and the same authority." Skye believes that personal experiences with God can inspire faith and revive hope, both in daily life and in worship.
Skye recounts her difficult childhood marked by a painful autoimmune disease that affected her and other family members. Despite her family's strong faith, the illness caused her significant pain and led to the loss of her mother during her high school years. This period of grief and questioning distanced her from God.
However, moving to Nashville for college marked a turning point. Friends who loved the Lord invited her to church, and during a young adults service, she had a life-changing encounter with God. A pastor's words resonated with her deeply, leading her to release her pain and embrace God's healing love.
From that moment, Skye dedicated her life to sharing the love and healing power of God through music. She explains how singing brought her joy during her sickness and how the Holy Spirit used music to touch her heart. After college, doors opened for her to travel and sing with artists like Mandisa and Michael W. Smith, further nurturing her faith and healing.
Learning About Physical Healing
Skye shares how God began teaching her about physical healing, an area she initially felt uncertain about. Surrounded by faithful friends, she dove into scriptures about healing, reading stories and testimonies that strengthened her faith. She highlights the importance of laying disappointment at Jesus's feet and learning to pray with faith and hope.
Skye recounts a powerful moment while watching an online church service, where she felt a chronic fatigue lift from her body, sensing God's healing presence. Subsequent tests confirmed her healing, both physically and spiritually. She stresses that if God could heal her, He could do it for anyone.
The Power of Worship and Testimony
Skye emphasizes that leading worship and singing from one's history with God is impactful beyond words. Whether shared in gatherings or from the heart, testimonies remind people of God's faithfulness and encourage them to lift their eyes to Jesus. She enjoys praying for guidance on song choices and singing scriptures and prayers during worship, believing it can shift hearts and renew spirits.
A Powerful Devotional
Skye Reedy's testimony on The Walk Podcast is a profound reminder of the power of faith, the importance of testimony, and the transformative love of God. Her journey from sickness to healing, both physical and spiritual, underscores the message that God's plans for us are good, and His healing power is real and accessible.
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Who is Skye Reedy?
Skye Reedy is a seasoned vocalist, worship leader, and songwriter known for her contributions to Grammy, Billboard, Dove, and K-LOVE award-winning albums. She has collaborated with artists like Mandisa, Michael W. Smith, Amy Grant, Cece Winans, Jon Batiste, Cody Carnes, and Brandon Lake. With over two decades of experience, she has led worship in 10 countries and performed at iconic venues like Times Square, Central Park, Red Rocks Amphitheater, and The Grand Ole Opry.
Skye's journey with God is marked by testimonies of miracles, including her own miraculous healing from a chronic disease. Her passion for the church and encountering Jesus in worship fuels her ministry and songwriting. Her upcoming debut album features anthems of praise and prayers for healing, with singles like "Promise Keeper feat. Joe L. Barnes," "Crown Him," "Only Jesus," and "Names of God" gaining significant attention.
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