Jabari Hall believes in educating and empowering young people to be the very best versions of themselves. He is a speaker, youth pastor, and founder of JHASHEART, an organization using Social-emotional learning (SEL) as a tool to redefine limitless possibilities for students in over 400 schools across five countries. As a staunch believer in kingdom work and a youth pastor, Jabari shares what he believes to be the interactions between kingdom work and using SEL as a tool. He characterizes the nexus between our recognition of our identities as a reflection of God and the impact of this realization on how we perceive ourselves and interact with other members of society through a lens of love. We discuss JHASHEART’s approach to educating and empowering young people through a seamless integration of an SEL curriculum into regular school activities. Jabari highlights the crucial role this plays in augmenting the regular curricular activities as it affords students an opportunity to get to discover and know themselves better and harness their unique potential to the fullest of their abilities. Jabari talks about the divine encounter which signalled his transition from an information technology expert into a desire and passion for a more impactful life which translated into the establishment of his company, JHASHEART Foundation. He describes his unapologetic relationship with Christ and God, the source of all creation, and the level of clarity of purpose which this relationship birthed. He believes this is the way that other people can adapt toward discovering their purpose.Links and Resources:Find Jabari Hall on LinkedInThis podcast is produced by Nexa MediaDo you have a question for our hosts, email us at [email protected] the podcast on Twitter, Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedInWatch on YouTube Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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