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A worldview is not what you see. It is the lens you look through. In this combined teaching, Jamie and Donna Winship unpack the central idea of Jamie’s book The War of Worldviews: two competing ways of seeing God, yourself, others, and the world. One is the separation worldview—the air most of us breathe without noticing. The other is the connection worldview of Genesis 1–2, the reality Moses was trying to restore in a people formed by empire, slavery, and fear. They trace how the wound of separation begins with a simple lie: there is not enough. Scarcity then demands certainty, certainty demands perfection, and perfection collapses into self-protection and a false identity. Time becomes an idol. God becomes a victim of the clock. Failure becomes an identity. Neighbors become rivals. Creation becomes something to hoard. The connection worldview tells a different story. There is enough for everyone to have enough. Distinction is not isolation. Boundaries are not walls. Mystery is not a threat—it is the…
A worldview is not what you see. It is the lens you look through. In this combined teaching, Jamie and Donna Winship unpack the central idea of Jamie’s book The War of Worldviews: two competing ways of seeing God, yourself, others, and the world. One is the separation worldview—the air most of us breathe without noticing. The other is the connection worldview of Genesis 1–2, the reality Moses was trying to restore in a people formed by empire, slavery, and fear. They trace how the wound of separation begins with a simple lie: there is not enough. Scarcity then demands certainty, certainty demands perfection, and perfection collapses into self-protection and a false identity. Time becomes an idol. God becomes a victim of the clock. Failure becomes an identity. Neighbors become rivals. Creation becomes something to hoard. The connection worldview tells a different story. There is enough for everyone to have enough. Distinction is not isolation. Boundaries are not walls. Mystery is not a threat—it is the…
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The War of Worldviews: Choosing Connection in a Culture of Separation
DidengarkanA worldview is not what you see. It is the lens you look through. In this combined teaching, Jamie and Donna Winship unpack the central idea of Jamie’s book The War of Worldviews: two competing ways of seeing God, yourself, others, and the world. One is the separation worldview—the air most of us breathe without noticing. The other is the connection worldview of Genesis 1–2, the reality Moses was trying to restore in a people formed by empire, slavery, and fear. They trace how the wound of separation begins with a simple lie: there is not enough. Scarcity then demands certainty, certainty demands perfection, and perfection collapses into self-protection and a false identity. Time becomes an idol. God becomes a victim of the clock. Failure becomes an identity. Neighbors become rivals. Creation becomes something to hoard. The connection worldview tells a different story. There is enough for everyone to have enough. Distinction is not isolation. Boundaries are not walls. Mystery is not a threat—it is the…
Jamie Winship Devotional - Pray Toward the Threat, Not Away From It
DidengarkanWhen adversity comes, most of us close the windows. We back away from God. We hide from the threat. We change our posture the moment the thing we prayed for starts falling apart. Daniel doesn’t. In Daniel 6, the decree is signed. The lion’s den is the penalty. Daniel knows it. And he goes upstairs, throws the windows open toward Jerusalem, gets on his knees, and prays the same way he always has. Jamie Winship walks through that moment and asks a better question than “How do I get out of this?” What do You want me to know? What do You want me to do? He compares Joseph and Daniel—both faithful, both men of integrity, both in pagan power structures. Joseph survives. Daniel transforms three dynasties. The difference isn’t talent. It’s a life of experiential prayer. It’s a posture that doesn’t switch when the circumstance does. Daniel doesn’t fight the people coming after him. He doesn’t withdraw from them. He doesn’t get his identity from the threat. He stays connected to God, to himself, and even to the ones…
The Fate of Empires: 3 Biblical Principles America Is Forgetting
DidengarkanWhat if the three deepest foundations of the United States didn’t come from Enlightenment philosophy… but from Scripture? In this talk, Jamie Winship shares a striking insight from Eric Raush’s book Cross-Purposes: the founding of America as a true liberal democracy rested on three principles that can only be fully discovered in the Bible: No Fear – A society and government that refuses to operate by fear or rule through fear Jesus as the Paradigm for Every Citizen – Not as a religious requirement, but as the model human: self-emptying love, serving instead of being served, loving enemies Forgiveness as the Norm – A culture where restoration and reconciliation are the goal, not retribution and revenge 250 years is the average lifespan of empires. As America marks this milestone, Jamie asks the hard question: Where are the believers modeling these three things today—in our personal lives, our justice systems, our politics, and our relationships? This is both a diagnosis and an invitation. The turnaround…
3 Things Every Parent and Grandparent Needs to Teach
DidengarkanPeople ask us about parenting and marriage all the time. But the real question underneath every human relationship is the same: What actually causes people to flourish? Jamie and Donna Winship share a simple but powerful framework for parents, grandparents, and anyone who wants to live (and raise others) in true identity: Be Realistic — Believe what God really said. Not the limited version of “realistic” the world uses, but the unseen reality of what God has spoken about your identity, the future, and the people around you. Be Relational — Life is built on connection. God has never been alone. Isolation and siloed living create fear and conflict. Healthy, intentional relationships are not optional in the Kingdom. Take Risks — Faith is spelled risk. Don’t raise children who are self-protecting and risk-averse. Jesus said the one who tries to save his own life will lose it. Humans are designed for transcendence. The greatest gift you can give your kids and grandkids is not control. It’s teaching them how to…
Hearing God for Your True Identity | A Dramatic Catalyst Training Story
DidengarkanWhat if the most joyful person in the room is still carrying a deep wound? During a recent Catalyst Training, Jamie and Donna Winship and their coaches demonstrated the Identity Exchange process with an international participant who seemed to have it all together. She was exuberant, grateful, and full of life. Yet when they asked a simple question—“Where are you experiencing conflict right now?”—a longstanding family dispute over inherited land surfaced. That present tension led them back through a trail of memories to a shocking core wound from when she was only two years old. In a war-torn region, her mother set her down and fled as guerrilla fighters approached. The rebels picked her up. Her father arrived, was nearly killed… and then one of the “enemies” looked into the little girl’s eyes and spared both their lives because of her. When the coach asked, “Where was Jesus in that moment?” everything shifted. The woman realized the one holding her—the one who saw her when she was abandoned—was how Jesus was…