The Jesus Conversations Podcast

”I just realized Jesus lives in me. Now what do I do?” 2-5-22

Dennis is joined again with Scott Wakefield in this episode. They tackle how to help someone who has just realized the truth of Christ living in them. Can the person resort to the old conventions of Christian teaching or is there a whole new framework of words and constructs that need to be entertained? How is even Scripture to be read and studied? 

Resources cited in this conversation can be found on the Resource page of our website at www.nwmenscolition.com 

JAU Zoom Meeting 2-6-22 ”How to Pray for Arnold”.

One of the members of our JAU Zoom group, Arnold Quigley, faces another series of medical procedures for total hip replacement. This will not be a typical hip surgery, but a long-involved process of repeat surgeries and therapies. The question arose, how do we best pray for Arnold? Do we voice the same platitude prayers for healing, or is there a better way to pray for our brother that reflects our knowledge of Christ in our brother? What are Christ's own words for Arnold as he faces these next days?

JAU Zoom Meeting 1-30-22 ”How do you know Jesus lives in you?”

In this episode, our group talks about the difference between knowing information with our minds and knowing something with our hearts. This knowing is similar to a man and woman knowing they are meant for each other. How do you get this knowing? Can others help us in this knowing?

”You will get through this!” Andy & Chrissy Interview 1/23/22

In this episode, Dennis interviews his friends and new JAU (Jesus as Us) community members Andy and Chrissy Koontz. Hear them talk about their journey of recovery from Andy's brain cancer and their own spiritual quest to know Jesus. With their new revelation of Jesus living in them a whole new outreach is unfolding, not only to other cancer survivors, but also friends across the globe searching for authentic knowledge of Jesus. 

Check out their website www.andykoontz.com, and especially the song Andy wrote during his recovery called "You will get through this". 

Andy and Chrissy can also be reached through email akoontz2003@hotmail.com

 

JAU Zoom Meeting 1-23-22 ”What are we expecting?”

What are we expecting, to go to heaven someday, or the reality of our life as Jesus now? There is so much we have yet to realize about our life now in the spiritual "heavens" with Jesus.

JAU Zoom Meeting 1-9-22 ”How Is Jesus best seen in me?”

Many people believe God is best seen in how He heals or solves all our problems. But Paul says God is seen in the sufferings of life (2 Cor. 12:9). That is why he rejoiced "in my sufferings for you" Col.1:24). Our group discusses how this principle is illustrated in their own lives.

JAU Zoom Meeting 1-2-21 ”This _______ was a blessing”.

If an adversity is currently discouraging you, this episode is for you. Hear personal testimonies from members of our JAU group about how they have battled diseases, injury, and other setbacks and have been "blessed" by them. Yes, blessed by them. Listen and be encouraged to see how God works in the tough times.

JAU Zoom Meeting 12-19-21 ”He is Alive!”

In this episode, David Fulton shares how he went from thinking it was impossible "to have a relationship with a dead guy" to Jesus "being with him". He describes how Jesus came "alive" and led him in fantastic ways, including mission work in Africa, India, and Serbia.

JAU Zoom Meeting 12-12-21 ”Making the leap to US”

Our group discusses the experience of making the "big leap" from knowing God and me to realizing He and me are "us". This is a common revelation among people on the journey of Jesus as Us, but when and how it occurs is completely unique. Arnold Quigley, a member of our group, shares when it occurred in his life. For more of Arnold's story, cf The Jesus Conversation Podcast, 4-19-21.

JAU Zoom Meeting 12-5-21 ”The Lightbulb Effect”

Our group takes time in this episode to allow each member to share a brief history of their lives. This is being done to deepen our knowledge of each other and how the revelation of Jesus as us has changed their lives. One new member describes this experience as a "lightbulb coming on".