In this episode Jon takes a look at the opening verse of the book of James. There, the writer identifies himself as a "slave of God and of the Lord Jesus Christ." How do central images impact our life each day? Listen to the episode, think some thoughts, and begin to wake up to who you were created to be.

In this episode Jon unpacks a summary of some of the big ideas about who we were created to be that are communicated in the Genesis narrative.

In this episode Jon unpacks a bit about how the game of life changes in the wake of disobedience and rebellion. May it provide perspective that helps you wake up to who you were created to be.

In this episode Jon unpacks the dynamic of Adam and Eve casting blame everywhere but where it actually belonged. Waking up to who we were created to be involes owning our decisions.

In this episode Jon shares some thoughts on the picture of God seeking for Adam and Eve in the garden. "Where are you?" Our hope is that this episode provides some perspective that helps you wake up to who you were created to be.

In this episode Jon unpacks the scene immediately after guilt and shame has flooded into Adam and Eve's experience of paradise. We take a look at the God who makes noise.

In this episode Jon takes a look at the webs of connection that bind our relationships. These ties mean we impact those around us. Waking up to who we are created to be involves coming to understand this, and then pursuing healthy, whole living.

In this episode Jon takes on the idea of "forbidden fruit." As he unpacks misconceptions about life and what is forbidden, the hope is that you gain perspective that helps you wake up to who we were created to be.

In this episode Jon unpacks the idea of being naked yet feeling no shame. Pointing towards an experience of shalom, this verse reveals what we were made to experience in the context of our relationships. May you wake up to who you were created to be.

Happy Easter, everyone. In this episode Jon unpacks the idea of resurrection for life. Today, may new life be found in you as you wake up to who you were created to be.