JCLP 116: The Lie of Self-Sufficiency

JCLP 116: The Lie of Self-Sufficiency

More and more, we live with the mindset of “I can handle it” or “I’ve got this.” But what happens when self-reliance slowly replaces dependence on God? In this episode we will unpack the subtle lie of self-sufficiency, and how true strength is found not in carrying life alone—but in learning to fully rely on Christ.

JCLP Special Edition: An LCMS Update - Round 2. (with Thomas MacLean)

The voting continues, and with it come important questions about the future direction of the Lutheran Church—Missouri Synod. In this special edition of Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh, Donna, and Thomas provide an update on the latest presidential election results, explain what has happened so far, and discuss what the next round of voting means for congregations, pastors, and members across the Synod.

JCLP 115: What Does It Mean To Be Spiritually Mature?

In this episode of Jesus-Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna explore one of discipleship’s most important questions: How do we define spiritual maturity—and how do we invite people toward it? Together, they unpack what Scripture says about maturity in Christ, the marks of a growing disciple, and how churches can create clear pathways for deeper faith.

JCLP Special Edition: An Update on the LCMS.

In this special edition of Jesus Centric Life, Pastor Josh and Donna provide an update on the current state of the LCMS as it moves through another election season. Together, they discuss key issues facing the Synod, the opportunities and challenges ahead, the importance of leadership, and how decisions made at the national level can impact local congregations.

JCLP 114: Hard Questions About Faith.

You’re not alone if you’ve wrestled with faith—or even been tempted to walk away from it. In this episode, Pastor Josh and Donna step into the real concerns many unbelievers carry. Not to dismiss them, but to understand them. Because behind every objection is often a story, an experience, or a question that deserves to be heard.