How to Stop Playing God (and Why It Matters)
What if one of the most important spiritual practices is learning to laugh at yourself? This teaching centers on Rule #62, a simple but liberating wisdom that emerged from the early days of Alcoholic...
9 Tammi 12min
A Forgotten Virtue. An Obscure Verse. Honest Abe.
There is a virtue that doesn’t get much love anymore. It sounds cautious. Boring. Overly careful. But the ancient world believed that PRUDENCE was the hinge on which a good life turns. In this episod...
8 Tammi 13min
This Therapy Practice Will Help You Forgive
Forgiveness is never simple. And it’s rarely quick. In this episode, John Ortberg explores a powerful, research-backed practice that helps move forgiveness from an idea into the heart. Drawing from t...
7 Tammi 13min
What Every Person Wants in Any Relationship
Every human being longs for significance. Not just to be busy. Not just to be successful. But to know that their presence has made a difference in someone else’s life. In this teaching, John Ortberg ...
6 Tammi 12min
The Sound of Heaven Might Surprise You
What if the sound of heaven is laughter? Drawing on The Divine Comedy by Dante Alighieri, biblical wisdom, and surprising research, this episode explores joy not as a personality trait, but as a spir...
5 Tammi 12min
Seeing the Face of God
Your face is never neutral. It communicates hope or fear, welcome or distance, trust or anxiety. In this reflection, John Ortberg explores the profound idea that our faces are not just physical feat...
2 Tammi 12min
Why Resolutions Fail and What Actually Works
Every January, millions of people make bold resolutions. And by mid-January… they’re negotiating with a Twinkie. In this teaching, John Ortberg draws on wisdom from Dallas Willard to explain why will...
1 Tammi 15min
Little Habits = Lasting Change
Why do so many goals fail, even when our intentions are good? John Ortberg explores why lasting change doesn’t begin with outcomes or even habits, but with identity. Drawing on wisdom from James Clea...
31 Joulu 202511min
