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Elizabeth and I occasionally have conversations, and we occasionally publish them as podcasts. I also occasionally preach.

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Seeing the Hearts of the Hurting

Jonathan is now providing pastoral care and empathetic coaching for marriages, missions, and life in the mud. For more info, please visit www.SeeingtheHeartsoftheHurting.com.

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I'm so very grateful for all the folks who've prayed and supported this ministry over the years. I'm really enjoying grad school and all, but I'm thrilled that my day job is still providing pastoral care and empathetic coaching to folks all over the world through Team Expansion and Seeing the Hearts of the Hurting.
13.1 • I just finished the first annual Introvert’s Half Marathon! It’s been ten years since I ran a half, and this one clocked in as a personal record, with my pace during the last several miles a bit quicker than the first few. Now, I’m going to go eat a slice of Faith’s homemade apple pie and several hundred milligrams of ibuprofen...
I grew up in the country, where campfires provided the center of gravity for many a gathering. I think that’s one of the reasons that it makes me so happy to be able to welcome friends into this little corner of our world on a cool evening…
Naan from a local Afghan family, sourdough bread from a Mennonite family, local honey, homemade cherry almond soap, and local musicians playing local ragtime. Webb City Farmers Market for the win. 😎 Hannah said it was sort of like the Russian Market. #SameSameButDifferent

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  • Open Letter to Moms
  • The Church: On Not Being the Casserole Lady
  • A Sorrow Sandwich, and a Guest Post

Jonathan's Top Posts

  • Four Tools of Spiritual Manipulators
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  • A Christmas letter to parents, from a kid who doesn't have any
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Elizabeth's Posts on Velvet Ashes

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