104: The Liturgy of Life

107: Season Recap & Finale

Listen along as we recap the first season of Monday Morning, highlighting key moments and revisiting our episode notes. We discuss the significance of joyful living, the impact of intentional habits, the presence of Christ in our work, and the importance of the flourishing of our cities. This episode provides a comprehensive recap and sets the stage for what's to come in Season Two. Join us for another meaningful discussion aimed at bridging the Sunday-Monday gap.

106: Flourishing of the City

In this episode of the Monday Morning, we are joined by John Schroeder, an Acts 29 pastor from Americus, Georgia, and the host of the Americus Podcast. John shares his inspiring journey of moving into a small town and building deep connections with the community through his podcast. The conversation explores how understanding the history and values of a city can aid in its flourishing, the importance of being present, and the impact of engaging in transformational relationships. Listeners will gain insights into practical ways of connecting their faith to their vocations and contributing to the betterment of their cities. Tune in for a rich discussion on being excellent in everything you do and showing up for your city with the heart of Jesus. You can connect with John and find more about his podcast here: https://linktr.ee/theamericuspodcast

105: Present in Place

In this episode of Monday Morning, we discuss the presence of Jesus in our work and explore how Christ's presence transforms our daily tasks, from ranching and farming to various other professions, into spiritual ministries. We focus on the importance of recognizing Christ's perpetual presence and the impact it has on how we work and serve God. Our conversation delves into practical theology, the challenges of different career paths, and the significance of seeing all work as an opportunity to live out faith. Whether you're managing a ranch, working behind a computer, or raising children, this episode reminds us that Christ is with us, shaping us into His likeness through our daily toil. Discussion questions: * Where do you find it hardest to believe God is present in your work? * How does your work form your character over time? What do you “behold” most often? Who do you spend the most time with?  * Can you name a moment this week where you experienced beauty in something routine or humble?

104: The Liturgy of Life

In this episode of the Monday Morning Podcast, we explore the importance of habits and life organization in shaping our spiritual lives. We discuss how subconscious routines reveal our true priorities and how intentional habits can form us into the image of Christ. We dive into practical theology, the teachings of the Bible, the influence of technology, and the cultivation of a godly character. Using real-life examples, we'll talk about how small, daily decisions can either lead us toward spiritual growth or draw us away from a life that glorifies God. Whether it's how we start our mornings, interact with colleagues, or respond to our children's behavior, we need to be aware of and intentional with our everyday actions. Discussion questions: * What are the first 10 minutes of your day habitually doing to your soul? * How is your daily, repeated work forming your loves? * What does your phone ritual at night train you to love? * When you step back and look at what your life is organized around, structured toward, and built on, what do you see? * What rhythms are forming your spiritual and vocational life right now? * What cultural liturgies have been shaping you more than the gospel?

103: Identity, Calling, and Assignment

In this episode of Monday Morning, Jake Ford and Pastor Andrew Lovette are joined by business coach Jacob Dyke, owner of Anchor Coaching, for a deep dive into the themes of identity, calling, and assignment, especially as they relate to faith and work. Together, they explore what it means to anchor your identity in Christ, how that foundation shapes your sense of purpose, and the practical outworking of calling in everyday life. Jacob shares his journey from teaching and coaching football to launching Anchor Coaching, where he helps Christian entrepreneurs find clarity and fulfillment in their work. Reflection & Discussion Questions: 1. How do I know if I’m living in God’s will? * Start with who you are, not what you're doing. Are you walking in obedience, faith, and love? 2. How does knowing our identity change how we approach our calling and assignment? * It brings freedom from performance, clarity amid confusion, and peace in every pivot. 3. What do I do when the next step isn’t clear? * James 1:5 – Ask for wisdom. * Proverbs 3:5–6 – Trust the Lord, not your own understanding. * Psalm 37:3–5 – Dwell, delight, and commit. Learn more about Jacob & Anchor Coaching here: https://www.anchorcoaching.co/ Thanks for listening! If you enjoyed this episode, please subscribe, leave a review, and share it with a friend.