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09/04/2026

Apostle Paul says to walk, not according to the flesh, but according to the Spirit. Because the Spirit lives and dwells within us, there is absolute power and absolute hope that the flesh can be defeated, not in our own strength, but in His.

Paul, Jon, and Liz continue their conversation about the structure of the soul, looking at how the Spirit helps our souls.

Listen to the new episode now: https://seejesus.net/blogs/podcast/your-soul-has-a-friend

08/20/2026

Have you ever wanted to see Jesus' love up close?

In “Love Walked Among Us,” bestselling Paul E. Miller weaves the four gospel accounts together with his own life stories to put Jesus' distinctive way of loving on full display. It's a book that will change the way you see Jesus -- and the way you love others.

Until August 31, you grab the eBook for just $3.99 from Amazon and all major eBook retailers.

Get the eBook here: https://a.co/d/08ZcfVp3

08/19/2026

The modern word for "soul" is "self.” But people don't think of the self as a spirit. Our world is Spirit-less, so it’s soul-less. Both evangelical and secular scholars say that our world is disenchanted: one that used to be unable to imagine life without God and now struggles to imagine life with him.

Paul, Jon, and Liz dig into what it means to care for our souls.

Listen to our latest podcast: https://seejesus.net/blogs/podcast/the-soul-is-not-a-blob

08/05/2026

Think of this as the Circle of Love: “And this is love, not that we love God, but that he loved us and gave himself for us as an atoning sacrifice for our sins.” We couldn't begin with our own love. We have to begin with our Father's love for us.

When the Circle of Love is working, it is a beautiful love relationship.

Paul, Jon, and Liz continue their study of how Jesus lives in the world and what we can learn from him about living as God intended for us to live.

Listen now: https://seejesus.net/blogs/podcast/the-circle-of-love

07/22/2026

There's a difference between wanting good things and wanting God's things. Jesus shows us what that looks like. He wants his Father’s will, above all else.

Paul, Jon, and Liz unpack the iceberg beneath our motivations in this new podcastepisode: https://seejesus.net/blogs/podcast/where-theres-a-will

07/14/2026

Most of us wait until we feel ready to pray. We wait until we have the right words, the right focus, and the right heart.

But Paul E. Miller reminds us that Jesus doesn't ask us to come when we're ready and cleaned up. He just asks us to come.

Read more in "A Praying Life": https://seejesus.net/collections/a-praying-life/products/a-praying-life-book

07/01/2026

What if submission isn't what holds us back — but what sets us free?

Jesus' entire life was driven by submission to his Father. And instead of it constraining him, it freed him to love an incredible variety of people in ways no one else could.

Paul, Jon, and Liz unpack the beauty of submission in this new episode: https://seejesus.net/blogs/podcast/dependence-to-pick-up-the-crayons-or-not

06/29/2026

Seven weeks after joining the seeJesus team as the A Praying Life Coordinator for Student Ministries, Jimmy Davis was diagnosed with colon cancer.

What followed was months of intense chemotherapy and radiation, multiple major surgeries, and weeks of recovery. But through it all, Jesus was teaching him something he couldn't have learned any other way.

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Seven weeks after Jimmy Davis joined the seeJesus staff, he was diagnosed with cancer. He had been eager to begin developing "A Praying Life for Students".

06/17/2026

What if the reason we're not loving well isn't just about our loves — but our fears?

In this episode, Paul, Jon, and Liz continue their conversation about how Jesus loves and how Jesus set boundaries not for self-protection, but to stay on track with what his Father wanted.

Listen now: https://seejesus.net/blogs/podcast/expanding-the-range-of-our-love-good-walls-gentle-intrusion-and-self-control

06/10/2026

What do you say to people whose suffering makes yours look like nothing?

Jon, seeJesus’ Asia Pacific Director, was invited to speak about the “J-Curve” with leaders in the persecuted church in Asia.

While he was confident the “J-Curve” would encourage them, he felt paralyzed by the prospect of sharing his own comparatively light and momentary “suffering” with them.

All of them had been interrogated or arrested for their faith. He was wrestling with taking out the trash without grumbling.

How does trash compare to jail?

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Jon spoke about the J-Curve with persecuted church leaders in Asia, each interrogated or arrested for their faith, and he was confident it would encourage them.