Wild at Heart Podcasts
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A podcast redefining our relationship with work through stories and conversations with wild hearts who have dared to challenge the status quo.
In this third episode of the Sacred Romance series, John, Stasi and Sue swap stories about the unique ways God speaks to our hearts.
Before The Sacred Romance was a book, it was a series of talks from John and Brent Curtis. Part 2 of our series features Brent's 1997 talk on the life of the heart.Show Note: Listen to the entire 1997 Sacred Romance live conference with John and Brent at: wildatheart.org/sacredromance.
This Sacred Romance series begins with John and Allen exploring how God woos our hearts through beauty and adventure within this love story set in a world at war.Show Note: The David Wilcox song John references is "Slipping Through My Fist."
John and Stasi conclude this series on getting ready for Jesus by reflecting on the beauty of the Gospel.
As the series continues, John invites some of the Wild at Heart team into the studio to answer this question: How would you live if you knew tonight was the last night?
In part one of this series, John and Allen ask a disruptive question: What would you need to do to be ready if you thought Jesus was returning in your lifetime?
In part three of this series, John, Morgan, and Cherie share how to turn your heart back to God in the middle of challenges, resentments, and hard times.
As the series continues, John, Morgan, and Cherie talk about how today's expectations can unintentionally lead to tomorrow's resentments. Show Note: Wild at Heart podcast intro and outro music features excerpts from the song O Magnum Mysterium by Morten Lauridsen.
John and Allen begin this new series by talking about the power of inviting God right into the center of our disappointments, doubts, fears, and temptations.Show Note: Wild at Heart podcast intro and outro music features excerpts from the song O Magnum Mysterium by Morten Lauridsen. Used with permission of the artist.…
The world is unraveling but that doesn't have to be our reality. John and Allen discuss Allen's new book, The Eden Option, and how we can choose a Story 1 life in this Story 2 world.Show Note: Read the first section of The Eden Option free at withallen.com/books.
John and Morgan discuss how we're all being discipled by something in this world. The goal is to purposely become a disciple, or apprentice, of God.Note: Discover more about the Becoming a King Experience at www.becomingakingretreat.com.
In their first-of-the-year annual podcast, John and Allen offer fresh counsel on hearing God's advance words and dedicating 2023 to him.
In this last week of the year, John and Allen talk about how to transition well while not making any agreements over what did or didn't happen at Christmas.
In this Christmas message, John and Stasi share how we receive greater love, hope, and grace as we fix our gaze on Jesus.
John and Allen counter the false sense that we're hopelessly behind for Christmas by offering ways to slow down and be present to what matters most.
Now is an ideal time to consider what study or experience to do as a group in 2023. John, Luke, and Allen discuss possible options, including A Year with Men.
This week features a Captivated podcast with Stasi Eldredge and guest Nancy Carmichael talking about how God doesn't just love us but actually likes the way he made us.
John and Stasi reveal how releasing expectations and extending forgiveness can increase our capacity for gratitude in this conversation from Thanksgiving 2021.
As the series concludes, Fintan and Elaine Supple join from Ireland to share stories of Jesus with John and Stasi.
John and Allen talk about how following Jesus is meant to be deeply experiential and how those experiences must be grounded by the testimony of Scripture. Show Notes: For a pdf of Who I Am in Christ, visit ficm.org/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/who-i-am-in-christ05.pdf. The book John referenced is A Wind In The House Of Islam by David Garrison.…
The series continues as John, Stasi, Allen, and Kellye share current stories as well as one revisiting a pivotal childhood event.
In the summer of 2021, we ran a series of conversations we called Jesus Stories. Now we’re circling back around with all-new stories of the significant and small ways we experience Jesus.
In the second half of this series, John, Alex, and Allen shift to stories of hearing God's voice in weightier issues of life when the stakes are higher.
John, Alex, and Allen swap stories about what it looks like to ask God for guidance in life's daily decisions—from work deadlines to expectations for this Thanksgiving.
In the series conclusion, John guides you through a time of listening prayer and questions for a life more deeply rooted in God.
John provides space to practice soul care by taking you through an actual experience of how he closes his day in union with God.Show Note: Featured song is "Dancing On the Waves" by Bethel Music, featuring We The Kingdom from the album Peace.
Our deepest need is union with God...but rarely do we structure our life to make this a reality. This week, John and Blaine share simple ways to experience daily soul care.
John and Blaine discuss how to develop the desire and plan for a new way of life that your soul needs for this unique time in history.
John and Blaine Eldredge begin this new series with ways to restructure our lives to be more fully saturated with God's presence.
When something pushes your buttons, do you shut down or blow up? In this conversation from 2019, Morgan and Allen share stories of ways the heart responds when the heat is on.
In these turbulent times, natural graces are helpful...and not enough. John, Jamie, Alex, and Allen talk about why we need restoration far more than refreshment.
In June, John asked Jamie, Alex, and Allen about their reserves going into summer. Two months later, the group's back in the studio with an update on how they're doing now.
What is the one "ace" you're holding out on God? John and Allen discuss the dangers of basing God's goodness on any issue and the importance of surrendering your ace.Note: The Wild at Heart Podcast team is taking a 3-week summer break. New weekly episodes return August 15th!
We are meant to be filled with the Eden Glory of God. John and Stasi talk about how to ask for—and experience—this supernatural grace.
John and Allen share content from 30 Days to Resilient, the transformative new experience within the One Minute Pause app.
At a time when most everyone—including the Wild at Heart team— is running on low reserves, how do we care for our hearts and prevent apathy from creeping in?
John, Alex, Jamie, and Allen discuss how the past several years have caused humanity's (and our own) reserve tanks to be running dangerously low...and how we can replenish them.
In this reading from Resilient, John reveals that your soul was created for attachment, how to ask God for mothering, and ways to receive the assurance of abundance.
Resilient releases June 7th! To give you a taste of his book, John reads Chapter 3 (The Strength That Prevails) and shares big news about Tuesday's Resilient Live event and "30 Days to Resilient"—a new program within our One Minute Pause App!
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Wild Hearts at Work


How is social justice in the workplace an act of rebellion? How do we help to enact systemic AND individual change in support of social justice? What IS social justice, really? Jonathan is a husband, son, and brother who is fascinated by workplace culture and driven by his passion for creating, sustaining, and encouraging thriving workplaces for EV…
In celebration of the June 7th release of Resilient, John reads the first chapter: I Just Want Life to Be Good Again.
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How is technology affecting the whole of humanity? How is affecting our ability to work, connect, and communicate? "I'm not anti-technology; I'm pro-humanity." - Rob Krecak Rob Krecak has spent hundreds of hours researching our (for better or worse) connection to technology, and now he is on a mission to help individuals and companies reduce burnou…
In the conclusion to this three-part series, John and Craig talk about how we can run to God for life rather than turn to our idols.
How is your past workplace hurt showing up in your work today? As a leader, are you aware of how trauma and past experiences are affecting the perception and performance of your team? In this episode, I speak with Katie McLaughlin who asks these very important questions of leaders as she seeks to help them all heal and move forward in a productive …
In Part 2 of this series on idolatry, John and Craig McConnell offer tools to expose the idols in our lives and reveal God's steadfast pursuit of our hearts.
In the first of this three-part series that first aired in 2016, John and Craig McConnell talk about the ways we try to satisfy our souls and the dangers of idolatry.
This week, we are turning the mic around! I had the pleasure of being a guest on Subject Matter Pros Podcast with Kunal Desai. It was a wonderful chat that I wanted to share with you! Check out his podcast - he interviews lots of different guests on many topics. Here's his description: Today's workplace is a whole new being. With the great resignat…
How we engage with others shapes every relationship in our lives. Morgan and Cherie explain the three predominant styles of relating and demonstrate it in a real-time conversation.Show Note: click here to find the exercises referenced in this podcast.
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The Great Resignation Opportunity: Gary Ware, Allison Pollard, Seth Erickson Season 1 Guest Panel
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Join me for this live episode of Wild Hearts at Work as I chat with Gary Ware, Allison Pollard, and Seth Erickson about one big question: In this Great Resignation era, what is the opportunity for employees to make change in the workplace? Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/wildheartsatwork)Melissa Boggs
Now's the perfect time to ask God what your heart needs this summer—surrendering any expectations, obligations, or fears for his prescription of restoration, play, and joy.