In this honest follow-on conversation, Emma, Jonah, and Matt dive into Philippians 4, a chapter framed by relational strain, yet filled with commands to rejoice, show gentleness, reject anxiety, and think on what is praiseworthy. We explore:

• Learning contentment in plenty and want… and in broken or strained relationships
• The difference between justice/vengeance vs. practicing gentleness, prayer, and peace
• Moving from isolation (work-from-home) back to embodied community
• Healthy office/family cultures: celebration rhythms, love languages, and being fully seen
• Sabbath as a lifestyle (leading from rest)
• Practical, simple ways to diarise connection and rebuild trust

If you’re navigating tension, tired of offence-loops, or longing to cultivate praiseworthy community, this one’s for you.

What does it look like to be a seer? An Emotionally led by the Spirit prophet, especially as a man in a world that mistrusts desire and feeling? Emma Stark is joined by Jonah Wilson and Matt Johnson for a raw conversation on the biblical seer (rā’āh), holy emotion, righteous desire, and why many men learned to shut down their feelings and their sight. They compare nabi (spoken “thus says the Lord”) and seer flows, share formative stories (rugby changing rooms to heavenly dreams), and give practical tools to steward discernment without self-gaslighting, cultivate worship without shame, and build relationships that call you higher. If you (or your sons) are wired to feel God deeply, this episode is your green light.

In this episode:

• Nabi vs Seer: two biblical prophetic flows, same Holy Spirit
• Holy emotion & righteous desire: why suppression blunts the seer gift
• Being a male seer without apology: stories from Jonah & Matt
• Parenting & pastoring pioneers: blessing extravagance in worship
• Practical “seer skills”: belief → awareness → rest → guard your heart
• Finding inside/outside people: being yoked with worshipping leaders

Scripture threads

• Jeremiah 1 (“What do you see, Jeremiah…?”)
• Romans 8 (groaning of the Spirit)
• New Testament union (“put on Christ”; fellowship of the Spirit)

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This raw milestone episode welcomes first-timer Matt Johnson alongside Emma Stark and Jonah Wilson to talk about glory—and why many of us are living with a lot of tension right now. From business loss to big relocations, accusation and dependence, the team opens Philippians 4:10–13 and shares how God trains His people to be content in plenty and in want. Expect practical honesty, scripture you can live in, and language for the season you’re walking through.

In this episode:

• Why “grace for the pace” also means glory in the stretch
• Jonah’s call from corporate to Glasgow and the question: “What if?”
• Matt’s candid business story and the kindness of Jesus in loss
• The difference between prosperity assumptions and true glory
• Philippians 4:10–13 as a lived posture, not a slogan
• Empire vs dependence: saviour-complex, generosity, and trust
• How to hold each other through accusation, change, and hidden pain