The teachings of Jesus lead us to a better, fuller life. This was true in the ancient world where Jesus first taught, and it’s still true today. But what does it mean to actually practice the way of Jesus in today’s complex, secular world? In this podcast by Practicing the Way, John Mark Comer responds to that important question through his teachings at Bridgetown Church in Portland, Oregon. Join us as John Mark provides practical insight on how you can be with Jesus, become like Him and do what He did wherever you are today. more
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"Learning to hear God's voice is the single most important task of a disciple of Jesus." more
There comes a moment in our prayer lives when we want to pray our own words to God. John Mark shows us how the ancient practices of gratitude, lament, petition, and intercession help us find words to place our lives before God in love. more
How do we pray in a world full of smartphones? John Mark dives into Luke 11 and how Jesus taught his disciples to pray, showing how this prayer orients us to the character of God and how other pre-written prayers can help us grow in our walk with God... more
One of the greatest teachers of the faith of our time!
I love your podcast and show! It is so helpful and helps spend more time with god. The lord is moving in big ways! Keep it up.
God’s spirit is moving and calling His church to a deeper level of devotion and holiness through these teachings – – I am growing like I never have before in my faith listening to JMC’s teachings and have recently started a core group to do the practices of Jesus John Mark talks about. Definitely start at the very first podcast posted and listen to them in order. JMC & Practicing the Way— thank you for your obedience to God – – keep the faith!
John Marc Comer is one of the most gifted teachers I‘ve ever known. His sermons are so deep, full of wisdom, intelligent and really meet the big topics of the modern western culture. At the same time it‘s easy to listen, with a great sense of humor and so practical! I experienced so much spiritual growth by putting the things he talks about into practice and it deepened my relationship to the Lord. Thanks to John Marc Comer and Bridgetown Church for this teachings. And all the Glory be to God wh... more
I’ve been following Tim and John (BibleProject) since I became a follower of Christ Jesus in 2021. I randomly stumbled across Tyler (Bridgetown) soon after that and then stumbled across John Mark… I really enjoy all three of y’all, thank y’all for being such a blessing 🙏🏾
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