You can’t learn to make a heart-to-heart sermon. You have to love people. When you’re with people—helping them, listening to them, asking for help yourself—that love grows, and that’s what shapes faithful preaching.
Olof Edsinger
A New Podcast Series from TGCN
This episode explores God’s grace through a personal and honest conversation about brokenness, faith, and the story of the prodigal son. Former pastor, Jogvan Zachariessen from the Faroe Islands, shares with Arni and Christian how his own struggles shaped his life and ministry and what it means to find your way home to a loving Father. Here is a LINK to Jogvans message discussed in today’s conversation.
Finnish men don’t really talk about crying, though it seems to come more naturally for women. Crying is associated with fear and shame, and so I am afraid and embarrassed to say I cry often. However, I have learned how powerful crying is—in a good way. Through crying, the Lord has taught me about life and, ultimately, about himself as the Giver of Life. Crying may not be easy for everyone, but it is important for everyone.
