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Advanced User's Guide
At Boot Camp, men discover how to regain their heart, their place in the battle and how to love God and live free. But there is so much more. Advanced is for those men ready to go further and deeper on the path to freedom, healing, restoration and fellowship with God. Captured live at an Advanced in the wilderness of Colorado, join John Eldredge, Craig McConnell, Bart Hansen and Morgan Snyder as they show how to break agreements, hear God's voice and rescue the hearts of other men. Raw and real, these session include the following topics: Walking with God Warfare - Advanced The Wound and Healing The Poser - Advanced Calling - Advanced Suffering Loving Jesus Bonus Session - Q&A with the Men's Team The Advanced is ideal for personal use as well as for men wanting to lead others deeper in this message through groups or retreats. Contains mature themes and language.
Part 6
Part 6 – The Scriptures talk a lot about prayer, but we’re left wondering what to do with it or, more importantly, how to do it. At least, how to do it in a way that works – meaning, that it actually brings about change. But that’s what prayer is supposed to do! When Jesus teaches us to pray “Thy Kingdom come, thy will be done,” he means precisely that – that our prayers can enable the Kingdom of God to come for his will to be done “on earth as it is in heaven” – here and now. In The Hope of Prayer 8-part series, John Eldredge teaches us how to pray with hope and confidence. There are few thoughts as hopeful as the thought that things can be different. And so the disciples said, “Teach us to pray.”
Part 4
What kind of man is Jesus—really? In the final episode of The Life of Jesus, John Eldredge continues through the Gospel of John, revealing the compelling, disruptive, and profoundly beautiful character of Jesus. From walking on water to raising Lazarus from the dead, from his profound grief in Gethsemane to his playful breakfast on the beach after the resurrection, Jesus’ actions continue to challenge our assumptions and stir our hearts.You’ll encounter Jesus’ kindness, humility, grief, outrage, and joy—as well as his unmatched ability to love even in agony. But it doesn’t end there. John unpacks how the same life that animated Jesus is now made available to us. This isn’t about admiring a distant Savior or striving to imitate him on our own strength. It’s about learning to live his life from within—by abiding in him, drawing life from the vine, and discovering the secret to the easy yoke.To grow in intimacy with Jesus and recover your heart, visit wildatheart.org and explore the Wild at Heart Experience or dive into other free resources from John Eldredge and the team.
Platinum Collection - Session Questions PDF
Ten Years in the Making... Recorded in the mountains of Colorado, The Platinum Collection Audio is the complete and best of the sessions from Wild at Heart Boot Camp. With never before released sessions, added conversations with the Wild at Heart Team, live question and answer, and a guide for reflection, this truly is the ultimate collection of teachings to help a man recover his heart. Every man dies. Few men ever really live.
Advanced User's Guide
At Boot Camp, men discover how to regain their heart, their place in the battle and how to love God and live free. But there is so much more. Advanced is for those men ready to go further and deeper on the path to freedom, healing, restoration and fellowship with God. Captured live at an Advanced in the wilderness of Colorado, join John Eldredge, Craig McConnell, Bart Hansen and Morgan Snyder as they show how to break agreements, hear God's voice and rescue the hearts of other men. Raw and real, these session include the following topics: Walking with God Warfare - Advanced The Wound and Healing The Poser - Advanced Calling - Advanced Suffering Loving Jesus Bonus Session - Q&A with the Men's Team The Advanced is ideal for personal use as well as for men wanting to lead others deeper in this message through groups or retreats. Contains mature themes and language.
Major & Minor Themes | Part 2
Part 2 continues the conversation on suffering and healing, shifting the focus toward the major theme—the resurrection power of Jesus and the tangible healing He offers now.John Eldredge and the team delve deeper into what it means to resist resignation, recognize spiritual warfare, and ask God the right questions—not “why is this happening?” but “what do You want to do here, Lord?” Through stories of physical healing, emotional breakthroughs, and spiritual battles, the team testifies to the truth of Romans 8: the Spirit of life has set us free from the law of sin and death.This episode invites us to reclaim a Gospel that includes victory—that Jesus not only died but rose, and so shall we. It’s a call to fight for life, to invite God’s presence into our suffering, and to remember that the major theme of our story is not loss, but resurrection.If you’ve settled for mere survival, this episode will reignite your hope.
Cultivating Joy
Stasi and her friend Julie discuss how Defiant Joy involves interpreting both goodness and grief in our lives by the light of heaven.
33 – The Ladder of Love – 10/17/2018
10/17/2018: The Ladder of Love – What does loving have to do with joy? Everything. Join Stasi as she shares about the stages of Loving and how, as we progress up the ladder of Loving God – it increases our joy and bears good fruit to all those around us. Video clips from October 2018 Enchanted April - 00:41:48 - 00:44:08 Worship Set from October 2018 Make Me a Lover - (6:33) (Sean Feucht; Songs for Nations) Jesus, We Love You (Live) - (6:55) (Bethel Music; We Will Not Be Shaken) Build My Life - (8:12) (Housefires; Housefires III) Here Again - (6:46) (Elevation Worship; Here Again) Lean Back - (6:54) (Capital City Music; Kingdom Come) Lean Back (Spontaneous) - (3:33) (Capital City Music; Kingdom Come) How He Loves - (6:48) (Jared Anderson; Live from My Church) Psalm 46 (Lord of Hosts) -(8:24) (Misty Edwards; All Cry Glory) So Will I (100 Billion X) - (6:51) (Hillsong United; Wonder)
77 | Quit Learning, Start Learning
We roped in And Sons strategist Jon Dale to riff on a growing concern. It’s education. Problem is, when most folks think of education, they think of mining textbooks for answers other people already know, taking multiple choice tests and reading dusty books, all because they have to. In short, we think of the system designed to make industrial workers for a world that doesn’t want industrial workers any more. In this episode, we discuss the alternative: how to love problem solving, how to fail, and how to love of the unknown. If you grew up (like we did) in a public education system that, however well-intentioned, remains rife with problems, it’s not too late to start learning.
A Holy Defiance
Joy is not happiness on steroids; it's the unyielding belief that sorrow and loss do not have the final say. In this second of four podcasts, Stasi Eldredge reads Chapter 1 from her new book, Defiant Joy.
76 | Choose Difficult Things
When it comes to our daily rhythms, we tend to drift into paths with less resistance and difficulty than others. Life is hard enough as it is, so why wouldn't we choose to ease off where we can? The problem is that that posture can bleed into every aspect of our lives, until we avoid anything that seems too difficult or like too much work. Sam and Blaine share about places they are choosing difficult things for the sake of life, their families, and God.
Let Hope Rise
Stasi Eldredge is joined by Sheila Walsh in this first of four podcasts discussing the themes in Stasi's new book, Defiant Joy. Find out more at DefiantJoy.com
75 | Anthony Ashley: Strategy, The Way of the General
Strategy is an abused word for a vital concept. In this episode, we sat down with our friend and longtime pro-strategist Anthony Ashley to get to the root of the discipline: what is strategy, what’s it made of, and how do we use strategy as a paradigm to structure our world. Listen for tools to assess immediate strengths and weaknesses, build good goals, and refine the unique approach the corresponds to the personality of any person or team. From the history of warfare to the formation of a dream, building companies to developing character, strategy’s the proven toolkit for it all.
Wild at Heart BASIC
Morgan and Jon Dale discuss a new Wild at Heart initiative that gives men the tools to facilitate Wild at Heart Boot Camps in their communities. Discover more at wildatheartBASIC.com.
32 – The Invitation – 9/26/2018
9/26/2018: The Invitation – Christianity all turns on an invitation from the Lord of all. Matthew 11:28 says “Come to me, all you who are weary and burdened, and I will give you rest. To "come" means: to draw nearer, to move toward, move with a purpose, to advance, to go forward, rise in rank. You are invited to draw near. You are invited to drink of the living water, to rest in Jesus, to know Him and to follow Him. An Invitation has been extended to us ultimately to believe that the Gospel is all true. God is who He says He is and we are who He says we are. Join Stasi as she gently reminds us of the invitations given us by Jesus to "Come". Video clips from September 2018 The Lion King - 1:02:33 - 1:08:47 Anna & The King - 1:05:02 - 1:07:27 Worship Set from September 2018 You Say - (4:35) (Lauren Daigle; You Say) Who You Say I Am- (3:20) (Hillsong; There is More) Your Word - (7:00) (Hillsong; Let There Be Light) Altar - (6:19) (SEU Worship; For this Purpose) Where You Are - (8:42) (Leeland; Christ Be All Around Me) Psalm 45- (5:26) (Shane & Shane; Psalms, Vol 2) When You Walk into The Room - (4:49) (Bryan Torwalt; Kingdom Come) Ascribe- (6:42) (Justin Rizzo; Majestic) New Wine - (4:03) (Hillsong; There is More) Reckless Love - (5:33) (Cory Asbury; Reckless Love)
74 | Hank Shaw: Wild Game Gourmet
We've got a few books stacked around the office that we like to flip through for inspiration, and Hank Shaw's "Buck, Buck, Moose" has had a spot on our desk for a while now. Shaw is a forager, angler, hunter, and chef, who combines all of his experience to pretty staggering effect. His journey out of political writing and into the ethics and better use of wild food would be worth an episode on its own, but throw in his knowledge of the culinary world and you've got something even more enticing. To read more by Shaw check out his blog: https://honest-food.net