Episode 15
Jesus Is the Vision
When Jesus becomes enough
Nick Greenwood joins Jon for an honest conversation about identity, suffering, ministry, and what happens when even good things begin to compete with God Himself.
Nick reflects on childhood abandonment, people-pleasing, ministry leadership, overwork, and years of physical limitation that forced him to confront an identity built around usefulness and achievement. Together, Jon and Nick explore how God exposes false identities, redeems deep pain, and patiently teaches us to trust Him again.
At its core, this conversation is an invitation to loosen our grip on outcomes, stop measuring ourselves by what we accomplish, and keep our eyes fixed on Jesus.
Nick Greenwood
Episode 15
Nick Greenwood shares how abandonment, ministry leadership, overwork, physical limitation, and a deep longing for belonging have shaped his walk with God.
His story is ultimately about God patiently separating identity from usefulness, achievement, and performance—and teaching him to trust Jesus beyond outcomes.
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In this conversation
WHEN GOOD THINGS BECOME IDOLS
Nick explains how ministry, usefulness, spiritual growth, and even good outcomes can begin to compete with God Himself.
IDENTITY BENEATH THE DOING
The conversation explores how Nick’s fear of abandonment fueled people-pleasing, overworking, leadership, and a need to remain useful.
SUFFERING THAT EXPOSES US
Nick reflects on how physical limitation forced him to confront who he believed he was when he could no longer perform or produce.
WHEN PAIN BECOMES REDEMPTIVE
Nick describes how God has used some of his deepest wounds to cultivate compassion, belonging, and care for others.
MY STORY, GOD'S STORY, OUR STORY
Nick introduces a discipleship process that examines a person’s story, the gospel, identity, and how God may use their experiences for His glory and the good of others.
God so often forms some of our greatest contribution to the world in his kingdom through our deepest pains.