About Gospel Wabi Sabi: Good News For Imperfect People
Author, pastor, preacher Jeff Ebert combines the Good News about Jesus with the Japanese concept of Wabi Sabi - finding beauty in imperfection, as he guides you through the literary and spiritual masterpiece called The Gospel of John. For beginners and theologians alike - take the next step in your spiritual journey through Gospel Wabi Sabi.
The sultry 1930’s film star Mae West said: "Lead me not into temptation: I can find the way myself." And though she never claimed to be a philosopher her comment articulates the prevailing attitude toward all things sexual. If it feels good, do it. Sex is just a biological function. Follow your impulses and don't ever deny yourself any form of expression. And then people are surprised when things happen like the recent alleged fraternity rape scandal at Cornell. People don’t draw a line connecting our cultural push for open sexuality and the dehumanization of others. This is why is lust a Dangerous Detour from God's will. Find out more in this episode of Gospel Wabi Sabi.
You may think sloth just means physical laziness. That the chief culprit guilty of sloth is the proverbial couch potato with the TV remote or cell phone permanently attached to his or her hand. But sloth goes much deeper than that. British novelist Dorothy Sayers writes, "Sloth is the sin which believes nothing, enjoys nothing, cares nothing, seeks to know nothing, interferes with nothing, envies nothing, and only remains alive because there is nothing it would die for.” Find out more about this modern melancholy in this episode of Gospel Wabi Sabi.
25 Sept 2026
S11 E3 "Anger" Judges 14:10-20
Anger is often associated with the imagery of heat and fire. It simmers, smolders, smokes and sparks. It scorches, blazes and burns all those it touches. Anger plays a fiery role in child abuse, spouse abuse, assault, and in arguments of all kinds. You can hear it in banging doors, loud voices and cars speeding away; and you can even hear it in the cold, frozen silence that hangs in the frigid air between two people who’ve stopped speaking. How do we invite Christ into our anger? Find out more in this episode of Gospel Wabi Sabi.
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