Matters Of Faith Podcast

Jay Wilburn explores the Parable of the Sower in Mark 4:1-20. He discusses mindset and how our mindset impacts how we grow.

Jeff Burk is a fascinating individual with a wide range of interests from writing to publishing to visual arts and more. We discuss all this, interacting with humanity, and why he's excited to one day plug his brain directly into the Internet.

Bruce Wawrzyniak, the host of Catholic Sports Radio and of Now Hear This Entertainment, joins us to talk about the huge role faith and sports have played in his life. Check out NHTE.net and CatholicSportsRadio.net and listen to those two podcasts everywhere podcasts are found. He is @CathSportsRadio on Twitter and across social media.

Jay Wilburn visits the story of David and Goliath and looks at different perspectives on facing the challenges in our lives.

Jay Wilburn looks at 1 Kings 19:1-15 to discuss negatives voices, isolation, the path to healing, hearing the voice of truth, and preparing to be the person who understands the messages we need to hear. There is a lot of stuff in this episode that can help people who are struggling and feeling alone.

Jay Wilburn explores the passage 2 Peter 1:3-9 on the attributes that add together to help create an abundant life.

Lucas joins Jay Wilburn to discuss evidence of God found in doubts. He shares the unique path of his life through struggles and miracles. They discus how these experiences impacted his writing and his plans for himself and his family in the future.

Jay Wilburn discusses the notion of escaping the pressures of time, what other people think of us, and other outside influences that hold back our potential and our most honest relationship with God and ourselves.

Jay answers questions, mostly the ones that piled up after the Satanism episode and a few others too. Enjoy the episode.

Charles R Bernard joins us to discuss his personal journey as a Satanist. In this episode, he speaks as an individual for himself and not as a representative or spokesperson for any other organization. We talk about religion, America, horror, writing, and of course, Lucifer.

John Baltisberger joins Jay Wilburn to discuss being Jewish, conversion, the misconceptions the Christian world has about Judaism, and the realities of antisemitism. They also discuss John's poetry, publishing, and writing. Check out The Configuration Discordant by John Baltisberger available now.

Do you have trouble keeping resolutions? Maybe the tips in this episode will help.

Jay Wilburn takes you into the holiday discussing how you find joy and peace in a world in turmoil. How do you find those positive qualities without completely disconnecting from the world around you or falling into apathy? That's a great question. That's why he talks about it in this episode.

Jay shares exceptional skills that impress him in other people and discusses the impact these people and all of us can have on the world.

Jay Wilburn gives tips for handling the holidays and the many struggles that come this time of year. Some of the tips are his, some he stole from smarter people, but many of them may help you.

Jay Wilburn answers questions about faith, anger, influence, taxing churches, the darkest things he has written, and more.

Jay Wilburn shares some thankfulness from friends and listeners around the Internet. He also shares a list of things he is thankful for this year. He hopes this episode will uplift you and give you some perspectives that make this time better for you.

Jay answers listener questions from his podcast from appearances on other podcasts from the nature of God to how do Amazon ads work. Someone even asked his opinion on prenuptial agreements. It's all over the place this week.

Jay Wilburn discusses anger, how to cope with it, the power of forgiveness, and other helpful tools. Trigger Warning: Jay talks about some past physical abuse from his childhood in part of this discussion.

Jay and Jenny discuss the work of Beautiful Feet Ministries of Tanzania as they care for children as well as meeting needs in other areas. It is a powerful story you need to hear. Consider giving to this effort at BeTheFeet.org/Give just as Jay and Jenny do.