[02.07] The Shepherdess & the Song (Dana Candler) // WALKING MIRRORS

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[02.07] The Shepherdess & the Song (Dana Candler) // WALKING MIRRORS

Why Limping Out of Difficulty is Victory

July 6, 2022 • Stephanie Quick, Dana Candler

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Is it Jesus’ ambition to cripple us? In a word, yes. But there’s more to the story, and we won’t grow up if we don’t understand it. So we should turn the page to the story of the shepherdess in the Song of all songs.

Listen to “The Shepherdess & the Song (Why Limping Out of Difficulty is Victory)” with Dana Candler (IHOPKC) now. Find out more about Dana and grab her latest book, ‘First Love: Keeping Passion for Jesus in a World Growing Cold,’ now at danacandler.com

[02.06] What Eyes Can See (Marc Ash) // WALKING MIRRORS

June 29, 2022 • Stephanie Quick, Marc Ash

If our cameras blew up and all our guitars melted down tomorrow, what would we do? How we answer this question illuminates who we think we are and what we think we’re here http://for...and quite often, we answer those questions differently than the Lord does. Listen to “What Eyes Can See (Revelation & the Burden of Responsibility),” an interview with FAI STUDIOS Director of Photography and all-around camera aficionado Marc Ash, live now.

[02.05] Exile, Mercy, Worship (Matt Candler) // WALKING MIRRORS

June 22, 2022 • Stephanie Quick, Matt Candler

The life of David is the most explored and expounded upon biography in Scripture, second only to the Son of Man. Why? What can we glean from his story? The answer—MUCH. Particularly in our ongoing conversation about formation and maturity as they relate to stewarding the Gospel of the Kingdom. Listen to “Exile, Mercy, Worship (The Shepherd of David & Messy Obedience),” a conversation with Matt Candler (aka ‘The David Guy’) of IHOPKC now.

[02.04] The Weight of Words (Gayla Borders) // WALKING MIRRORS

June 15, 2022

If we’re wired to sing what we believe and believe what we sing, what kind of lyrics should we write for others to meditate on? How do we gain depth in that kind of language ourselves? Should we walk the beaten path, or pioneer a new one? Listen to “The Weight of Words (& the Danger of Monetizing the Message),” an interview with career Nashville songwriter Gayla Borders (who, we are grateful to say, now serves with the FAI Homefront) now.