The episode discusses the topic of self-acceptance and explores what it means to accept ourselves as God's beloved children. The host, Jared Wright, shares insights from a book called "Radical Wisdom" by Reggie Campbell and provides practical action items for living with self-acceptance.

In this episode of the 'We're Called Higher' podcast, the host, Jarad Wright, delves into understanding when to quit and how to discern God's will in such situations. Drawing from a range of bible verses and insights from the book 'Radical Wisdom' by Regi Campbell, he explores the idea that quitting can sometimes be essential to align our actions with God's plan. Wright provides numerous practical steps to help listeners identify what they need to quit, and how they can replace these actions with more positive alternatives. Examples of positive changes prompted by quitting are highlighted from the lives of Ephesians who practiced magic and the apostle Paul. This episode encourages listeners to discern their paths in life, trust in God's plan, and not be driven by pride or fear of being wrong.

In this episode of the 'We're Called Higher' podcast, host Jarad Wright explores the theme of trusting God with our futures. Drawing on various biblical references from Colossians, Malachi, and Matthew, he encourages listeners to surrender their worries and fear to God and experience His peace. He emphasizes God's unchanging nature, concepts of divine providence, and spiritual guidance. Wright also notes the importance of maintaining a strong relationship with God through prayer, Bible reading, seeking His kingdom, and resting in His presence. He concludes with questions for personal reflection and prayer.

In this episode of 'We're Called Higher', host Jarad Wright discusses marriage from a Christian perspective. He puts forth the concept of transforming from a 100% natural spouse to a Jesus-following one. Drawing insights from the book 'Radical Wisdom' by Regi Campbell and various scriptures, Wright emphasizes the need for us to counter natural but unhelpful tendencies like selfishness, pride, and unforgiveness. He explains how submitting our lives to Jesus can lead to supernatural relationships, filled with love, peace and harmony. He ends the podcast by posing two reflection questions for listeners related to healing emotional wounds and using the freedom that God provides wisely.

In this episode, host Jarad Wright discusses 'Intimate Friendship' and its relation to living a life for God's purpose. Drawing insights from the Bible and Regi Campbell's book 'Radical Wisdom,' Wright discusses how developing sincere friendship can reflect God's love and will. The conversation revolves around the six practices for intimate friends as stated by Campbell and ties it to verses from the Bible. The podcast concludes with two reflective questions on the listeners' intimate friendships and their growth through these relationships.

In this podcast episode, host Jarad Wright explores insights on how to honor God and parents by living truthfully and faithfully to God's will. Referencing Psalms 25:5, he exemplifies God as a source of truth and faithfulness. He refers to a session from the book 'Radical Wisdom' by Regi Campbell which elucidates on honoring parents especially when they're aging or have passed away. The episode concludes with some questions to ponder about the ways to honor parents and God. Tune in to understand the spiritual importance of honoring parents and incorporating it in daily life.

In this episode of 'We're Called Higher', Jared Wright explores the meaning of 1 John 3:18, focusing on living out the faith in actions, not just words. He implores viewers to apply God's word to their lives and challenges us to trust and obey God, even when we don't understand him. He shares an anecdote from Regi Campbell's book 'Radical Wisdom', which normalizes faith journeys' long stretches of uncertainties. Jarad ends the podcast with a prayer and leaves viewers with two reflective questions on living out God's love and trusting Him amidst uncertainties.

In this episode of the 'We're Called Higher' podcast, host Jarad Wright explores the different ways we relate to God and our spiritual identities. Looking at the scripture from Titus 3:4-5, he talks about understanding God's grace and mercy towards us. Using insights from Regi Campbell's book 'Radical Wisdom', Wright discusses four identities we often adopt in relation to God: sinner, manager, consumer, and servant; and introduces a fifth - 'Life with God'. He encourages the audience to embrace this fifth identity and cultivate a deeper, intimate relationship with God, offering practical steps to do so. The podcast concludes with a prayer and reflections for personal meditation.

In this episode of 'We're Called Higher', host Jarad Wright unravels the seven steps to spiritual maturity as outlined by Regi Campbell in his book 'Radical Wisdom'. The journey to spiritual maturity is explored through seven stages, each relating to various stages of life and our relationship with God. Whether you're blissfully ignorant or an elder at peace, these stages reflect patterns many people experience in their spiritual journey. Through critical reflections and self-examination questions, listeners are encouraged to identify their current stage and acknowledge where God is leading them. The inspiring conversation urges listeners to seek God more actively and follow him more closely. The episode concludes with a heartfelt prayer that implores spiritual growth, resilience, and serving as a blessing to others. Feel free to share your reflections and spiritual journey using the hashtag #WereCalledHigher.

In this episode of 'We're Called Higher', host Jarad Wright explores the concept of wearing masks in a metaphorical sense, namely how we hide our true selves out of fear or shame. Based on the scripture from First John 4:7, he delves into the idea of unselfishly loving one another and seeking authentic relationships with God and others, free from these masks. Discussing wisdom from the book 'Radical Wisdom' by Regi Campbell, Wright outlines five key takeaways on confession, forgiveness, accepting God's love, expressing gratitude to God, and sharing love with others. The episode ends with two introspective questions for listeners, encouraging them to identify their own masks and the steps towards removing them.