E822 | The New Pause Experience

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.5K Ratings

🗓️ 5 May 2025

⏱️ 50 minutes

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Summary

The Wild at Heart Pause app is one of the most beautiful, powerful resources we've ever offered. Since its release, countless people have experienced deep daily intimacy with God through the One Minute Pause and 30 Days to Resilient. In this week's podcast, John and Allen unveil an all-new Pause offering called Experience Jesus, share the story of how it came to be, and take you through the first session of this transformative program.
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0:00.0	The metaphor that you're holding, and you may not know you're holding it, but the metaphor you hang on to kind of understand the Christian life will set all of your expectations, and it'll also frame the way you interpret things like disappointments.
0:19.0	Okay. So the metaphor, for example, you know, like of a child on the father's lap, well, you are a child of God, but there are a lot of other things the Scripture says about you.
0:31.6	You're also a partner with God. He calls you friends.
0:35.6	You know, so we mature from the child stage into more mature stages.
0:41.3	What you were saying was, the lovely, popular, everybody grabs onto Psalm 23, yes, Lord, please.
0:48.3	You know, you lead me beside quiet waters, you make me lie down in green pastures.
0:53.3	That metaphor is used once in the
0:57.7	Psalms. Once. Once. The metaphor of war is used more than 100 times, more than 100 to one.
1:07.9	And people need that startling reorientation. We really do. Because taking refuge in God
1:13.5	doesn't make sense until you realize how much you need it. Okay, I know it's not, it's not Christmas,
1:20.3	and it's not my birthday. Not my birthday. It's not your birthday. But it feels like it's,
1:24.7	it's our birthday, or it's Christmas or something, because we have
1:28.3	a special announcement this week and a sneak peek into a really, really cool project that we've
1:36.7	been working on now for months and months, which is for you, an offering for you. So I hope, I hope I've got your attention, and we're not going to tell you what it is yet.
1:49.4	That's cruel.
1:51.0	Because we're going to go into our pause, because the first thing we need to do is regulate, right?
1:57.5	We need to get grounded.
1:59.3	We need to take a moment, wherever you are in your day, in your week. We need to get grounded. I mean to take a moment wherever you are in your day, in your week, we need to find God,
2:05.6	and we need to get out of the madness.
2:07.6	So let's take a moment, release everything, and enjoy what it's like to pull out, to eject for 60 seconds.
2:21.3	Yeah, okay, let's go.
2:27.3	Jesus, I need to get out of all the pressure, pace, chaos, madness. I do. And so I give everyone, and I give
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