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Hi Reader, Can you remember a time when you were totally wrong... and someone showed you mercy anyway? Maybe it was a coach. They could have humiliated you. That kind of moment changes you. During our recent webinar, Jan Johnson invited us to remember these moments. Dozens of people typed words like humbled, grateful, loved, seen, forgiven. That’s what the parables of Jesus are like. They're acts of mercy, spoken to people with hard hearts. Jesus knew that truth only takes root when it is planted gently. If you're ready to receive the truth of the Kingdom in a new way, we’d love to have you join our 5-week live online course: How the Parables of Jesus Revolutionize Life with GodAn interactive journey through the heart of Jesus' teachings, guided by Jan Johnson and grounded in Dallas Willard’s work. You don’t need to know anything in advance. Just bring your curiosity and your longing. Click here to reserve your spot. Warmly, Matt Rhodes P. S. The kingdom of God is like… nothing you expected. → Learn how Jesus' parables revolutionize everyday discipleship. |
Hi Reader, Major life transitions have a way of unraveling everything you thought you knew about yourself. One day you're confident and clear, and the next you're wandering through thick fog: questioning every decision exhausted by the constant mental noise wondering if you'll ever feel steady again You want to move forward. You're ready to move forward. But you don't know where to start or what to trust. And the pressure to "figure it all out" right now? It's crushing. I understand. That's...
Hi Reader, I wanted to take a moment to say thank you. Over the past few weeks, I've been sharing about Brave Becoming and the live cohort launching in January. Whether you joined, forwarded an email to a friend, or simply took the time to read what I sent, thank you. It means more than you know. I know your inbox has been flooded lately with Black Friday and Christmas deals. (Mine too!) So the fact that you opened this email? That you're still here? I don't take that lightly. I also really...
Hi Reader, Picture this: you’re standing at the edge of a dark forest with a small flashlight in your hand. You can’t see the destination. You can’t even see most of the path. But that little beam of light does show you the next few steps. That’s enough to start walking. That is what aligned action looks like in a life transition. When everything feels uncertain, our instinct is to wait for complete clarity before we move. Once I know where this is going, I’ll act. Once I feel peace, I’ll...