The future can often feel uncertain. Yet Scripture teaches us how to navigate the unknown by trusting God’s guiding presence. 🎙️ In the final episode of The Digital Examen’s five-part miniseries, @jaykimthinks welcomes pastor and author Faith Eury Cho for a conversation about how cultivating our friendship with God equips us for the future in today’s world. Available now on your favorite podcast platform.

A deep life is incongruent with a fast life. We cannot move quickly and live deeply at the same time. Do you long for depth? That's what 'The Pace of Peace' by @jaykimthinks is all about: living a life that's deep, meaningful, significant, and full.

How do we make space for God’s comfort and reassuring love amid our everyday lives? 🎙️ In this episode of The Digital Examen’s special five-part miniseries, host @jaykimthinks sits down with @KenShigematsu to explore the power of the Examen as both a daily and lifelong practice, the difference between rumination and true reflection, and imaginative ways to embrace God’s love every day. Tune in for an honest and healing conversation about reflection, pain, and grace.

Do we need to deny our grief in order to be grateful? 🎙️ In this episode of The Digital Examen’s special five-part miniseries, host @jaykimthinks sits down with Drew Hyun to reflect on why gratitude is not escapism but rather a practice that befriends suffering and is open to God’s grace. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.

Many of us are exhausted and living at a pace that isn't human, yet still feeling like we need to fit even more into our day. "So much to do, so little time," is a phrase we use and a state we live in, even on a daily basis. @jaykimthinks invites us into a way of living that's more sustainable, and more satisfying. A pace of life that actually feels... human. Preorder 'The Pace of Peace.' Out in one week!

How do we invite God into our everyday life? 🎙️ In this episode of The Digital Examen’s special five-part mini-series, host @jaykimthinks welcomes pastor and author Tyler Staton. By sharing personal stories, Staton shares why practicing ordinary spiritual rhythms, cultivating community, and embracing the unique limitations and opportunities of our season of life can train us to recognize God’s familiar voice and loving presence every day in unexpected ways. Listen now on your favorite podcast platform.