The Art of Teaching
John Mark Comer, Jon Tyson, & Jefferson Bethkehow do we become more compelling communicators in the way of Jesus? Join John Mark Comer, Jon Tyson, and Jefferson Bethke as they try to answer that question in this podcast. Includes larger thematic episodes alongside smaller Q&A episodes.
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 10 | Founded | a year ago |
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| Categories | Religion & SpiritualityChristianity | ||||
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In this episode JMC, Jon, and Jeff chat about part 2 of burnout--how to spot it, and what to do about it. more
In this episode JMC, Jon, and Jeff chat about contextualization. It's importance, how to/not to, and so much more. more
In this episode JMC, Jon, and Jeff chat about part 2 of burnout--how to spot it, and what to do about it. more
In this episode JMC, Jon, and Jeff chat about burnout--how to spot it, and what to do about it. more
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- Love the idea here
Love the podcast/idea here. Would really appreciate if Jefferson would slow down a bit/not talk over JM or Jon!
Apple Podcasts5BOMBOY182@gamecenter
United Statesa year ago - Not in pastoral ministry, but I relate
When John Mark Comer said, he only felt the grace of God to preach, then it left him. I nodded. As a mom, there are blocks of days/weeks, where the grace is only to complete the tasks God has given me, and once I’m done, I don’t have energy for anything. I also relate to preaching to the principalities of the air. Humble brag, but I knew about that reality before this podcast. Only because of experience. There are seasons, where I can feel strong opposition to pray and worship. And when I do pre... more
Apple Podcasts52694sjshi
Canadaa year ago - Very thought provoking
Really enjoy these conversations, has been very thought provoking! Just two critiques: more
Apple Podcasts4EmfromlistowelCanadaa year ago - Great and…
This is great- would love to have a female voice join the table!
Apple Podcasts53littlemenandamommyUnited Statesa year ago - Great leadership podcast
Although I’m not a public speaker, I’ve found a lot to what is mentioned here relevant to overall growth in leadership and what it means to be a great speaker. more
Apple Podcasts4JDTKJUnited Statesa year ago
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Apple Podcasts | #214 | Canada/Religion & Spirituality/Christianity |
Apple Podcasts | #204 |  Norway/Religion & Spirituality/Christianity |
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