Epiphany with Jonathon James Murillo: Recent Episodes
Jonathon James Murillo
In this episode, we kick off a new series exploring Psalm 23 as a map of the soul, in the places of life. We start off by exploring David’s declaration of Yahweh as our shepherd.
In this episode we conclude our Advent series for 2021. We explore the concept of STORY and how a celebration of Advent and Christmas is an invitation to follow Jesus back into our own story, as well as the stories of God.
In this episode we continue our Advent series for 2021. We explore the concept of BODY as and how advent invites us back into the story of our skin.
In this episode we continue our Advent series for 2021. We explore the concept of place and how Advent invites us into a specific place and what that means for following Jesus. https://virtualworkshopmissionstatement.carrd.co/
In this episode we kick off our advent series for 2021. We explore the concept of time, and how Advent invites us into a specific kind of time, and what it means that Jesus who can live in any moment chooses to be in one.
P.s. My virtual workshop on crafting a mission statement to guide your 2022 is coming up! Here's the link to sign up: https://virtualworkshopmissionstatement.carrd.co/
Recently I shared this message at Multnomah University student chapel titled: "How my faith and work connect." -- I realized in the preparation for this message that this is my favorite conversation to have. In this episode we explore four perspectives on work we see in scripture.
In this episode special guest host David Beavis speaks on the concept of homecoming. David serves as the junior high pastor at B4 Church in Beaverton, Oregon. He holds a masters in Theology from Talbot Seminary and is currently pursuing a doctorate of leadership in global perspectives from Portland Seminary. David and his wife Laura live in Hillsboro with their dog, Coava (named after their favorite Portland coffee).
In this episode we wrap up our series exploring the Fruit of the Spirit with a conversation on Self-Control. Special thanks to David Kaisa for the music in this episode.
In this episode we continue our exploration of the fruit of the Spirit by looking at gentleness. Our two teachers feature both one that is not so surprising: Jesus. And one that is very surprising: Jujitsu.
In this episode we continue our exploration of the Fruit of The Spirit with a conversation on Faithfulness. Music by David Kaisa soundcloud.com/davidkaisa. Graphic and production help from Bethany Murillo.
In this episode we continue our series on the Fruit of the Spirit by exploring Goodness. We look at the works of Jim Collins and Jamarcus Russell for how to not to approach goodness. Thank you to my pops Johnny Murillo for reading our scripture passages.
In this episode we continue our expiration on the fruit of the spirit by exploring the theme of kindness. We talk about how kindness that humans apart, what we can learn from the tin man and his conversation with the Wizard of Oz, and how the smell of home demonstrates to us what it means to love our enemy. Thank you to Cyndi for reading our scriptures.
In this episode we continue our series on the fruit of the Spirit by exploring Patience. We look at the speed of love, what bread can teach us about maturity, and the invitation to become an unhurried and anxious presence in a hurried and anxious world. Thanks to David Beavis for reading our scripture passages.
In this episode we continue our series on the Fruit of the spirit by exploring the theme of Peace. Particularly we look at the counterfeit peace of Empire and the vision of Shalom we are invited to live into. Special thanks to my mom Terry for reading out scripture passages Also, here are some resources to take the conversation further.
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Bible Project
In this episode we continue our series on the fruit of the Spirit, by exploring Joy--The surprising, sustaining, savoring, strength of Joy. Thanks to Lane Greenleaf-Perez for reading our scriptures for this episode.
In this episode we continue our series on the Fruit of the Spirit and explore what polylevel foam, and mycellium can teach us about the love we see described in scripture. Special thanks to Theresa Aragaon (My Nana) for reading our scripture passages.
An audio devotional for all on the way to wisdom. (Mostly) Hosted by Jonathon James Murillo.