Fabric Podcast

The Power of Being ALL There (part 1) – It’s one thing, and it’s a big one, to just get where you are supposed to be. Yet there is something enormously different when you show up with your whole self. The world doesn’t need more mannequins, it needs more wholehearted people bringing their whole selves to the scene. Showing up that way is a lot harder than it might seem. It’s worth wrestling with. 
Here's the message outline on our Sunday paper. Find other resources like discussion guides at www.jacobs-well.net/leftovers. Also watch for Leftover podcasts coming up each week in which we talk through parts of the message that ended up on the cutting room floor.
You can support Jacob's Well as a community and help to bring messages and experiences like this to more people at jacobs-well.net/give or learn more about our March Giving Challenge here. Thank you!

Greg Meyer, Melissa Lock, and Chris Tripolino check in about schedules, priorities, and choosing which is in the driver's seat after starting the conversation this past week about what it means to show up.
For more about the practice mentioned in this episode, The Daily Examen, listen to this podcast. 

The Power of Being There – There is more to you than Jacob’s Well, and there’s more to Jacob’s Well than Sunday morning. But important things happen because we show up together. That’s just a small picture of the many ways and places your being there matters.
Here's the message outline. Find other resources like discussion guides at www.jacobs-well.net/leftovers. Also watch for Leftover podcasts coming up each week in which we talk through parts of the message that ended up on the cutting room floor.
You can support Jacob's Well as a community and help to bring messages and experiences like this to more people at jacobs-well.net/give or learn more about our March Giving Challenge here. Thank you!

Chris Tripolino, Melissa Lock, and Greg Meyer talk about discovering the need for raising Jacob's Well's Care IQ. 

Andy Jolivette shares some basic practices that he has found helpful amidst his personal, vocational, relational, and mental health struggles. 

When someone you care about is having a tough time it can be tough to know what to do, and much of life is a lot harder than ‘a tough time.’ Unfortunately caring isn’t enough. It takes learning and experience to be the help you want to be. On March 12 we reviewed what we are learning about CareIQ. No, we’ll never chase all the problems away or find a fix for all the unfixable things life brings us, but we can build our capacity together. Make a point of being here and connect with GroupLife to take it deeper and make it real.
The link to the Message Outline can be found here or with other resources like discussion guides at www.jacobs-well.net/leftovers. Also watch for Leftover podcasts coming up each week in which we talk through some of the pieces of the message that ended up on the cutting room floor.
You can support Jacob's Well as a community and help to bring messages and experiences like this to more people at jacobs-well.net/give or learn more about our March Giving Challenge here. Thank you!

Andy Jolivette joins Melissa Lock and Greg Meyer to talk more about Andy's experiences of struggle, anxiety, depression, gratitude, and more and pick up from questions asked at a March 5 gathering of Jacob's Well.

If you’ve been a part of Jacob’s Well for a while you have probably heard a message from our friend Andy Jolivette, but you may not have noticed it’s been a while since he’s been with us and that’s because he experienced some big “life disruptions” a few years ago. He was with us on March 5 to tell his story of getting knocked down, facing his feelings, discovering the gift of gratitude, and slowly/painfully reclaiming his life.
The link to the Message Outline can be found here or with other resources like discussion guides at www.jacobs-well.net/leftovers. Also watch for Leftover podcasts coming up each week in which we talk through some of the pieces of the message that ended up on the cutting room floor.
You can support Jacob's Well as a community and help to bring messages and experiences like this to more people at jacobs-well.net/give. Thank you!