Jamin Bradley

The sex conversations we had over the last 7 weeks at Nerd Church were enlightening as people joined in-person and online to talk for 60-90 minutes every Monday. Here are brief synopses of the topics we discussed, though I can hardly cover everything here. Week 1 | Purity Culture While keeping sex within marriage is…

Are you a worship leader or interested in a unique biblical view of worship music? If so, I’ve got some free Audible promo codes for you for my latest book, Spirit Infused Worship! Copy one of the codes below and then click here to put the code in and add it to your library. If…

This past week at Spare Oom worship, I spontaneously made a song about Jesus showing up as a lion in the divine courtroom instead of as a lion. A friend of mine captured it on a voice memo and sent it to me. I felt it was a good meditation amidst a pretty powerful night…

For most of us, justice is a political conversation, but the Bible presents a rather supernatural view of this topic. The sons of God, the angels, the prophets, the incarnation, and the coming Day of the Lord are all tangled up in this theme. In my new short book, Supernatural Justice, I give a biblical…

Jesus tells three parables back to back in Luke about banquets, which teach us how to live and act in heavenly, backward ways. Dive into these parables with us as we discuss humility, the poor, and being “all in.”

Instead of recognizing Jerusalem as the place where prophets are honored, he recognized it as the place where prophets go to die. Jamin homes in on this theme, setting us up early for Reveal Jackson 2023 on September 23rd.

Like I said, I’ll be releasing quite a bit of concentration music for a bit. The tracks are easy to make and people tend to find them beneficial to their lives, so why not 🙂 Today’s release is called The Road to Emmaus.

Ideology and nostalgia are dangerous bedfellows. Our love for the “good ol’ days” is a powerful drug that blinds us to momentum and justice. The Hebrews wanted the splendor of Jerusalem back, but as the prophets pointed out, Jerusalem wasn’t splendid for many. German leaders preached that their country would find a better future if…

I’ll be pumping out some ambient music in the upcoming days and weeks, so if you need some music to concentrate with, meditate with, pray with, or sleep with, here are some Bible-themed tracks for you and the Holy Spirit to do your thing.

In this message, Jamin shares several lists from Amy Kenny’s book, “My Body is Not a Prayer Request,” to help us get a better social understanding of what disabled people deal with in life and the church. Jamin then encourages us to love our disabled brothers and sisters in better, non-ableist ways—exactly as they are.