Heather is back! We and wrapping season two with a big conversation reimagining the way we practice our faith and deeper into the way Jesus lived.We believe grace is excessive, willing to be wrong, and reckless on behalf of those who need to feel the mo

Great news! Heather is back on the show this week for a conversation about loyalty to ourselves! We are sharing some vulnerable stories about how we can pursue loyalty to ourselves guilt free. In find

We are thrilled to have our dear friend Kevin Nye back on the podcast! Kevin joined us in season one to discuss his work with the unhoused community in LA and his dream of influencing the church to ge

What does it mean to find home where you least expect it? For Tia Thomas, it meant moving in with her partner, children, her parents, and siblings. When the pressures of life became too great, Tia and

This conversation is RICH with growth hierarchies, insight, quotes, and the enneagram! These days, John Chaffee is a modern day mystic, teaching contemplative Christian spirituality at Eastern Univers

We all love the idea of justice, but do we really know what it means? In today's conversation, we are briefly unpacking the nuance and impact of the old testament book of Micah. Our guest is licensed

CW: Conversation includes references to hospital life as a chaplain during the Covid pandemic. Please use discretion.How do you lead others through loss when your own life needs healing, too? J.S. Park is a Korean-American author and chaplain located in

Author and speaker Rohadi is an insightful and intentional thought leader building diverse communities, church planting, and teaching on decolonizing and deconstructing Christianity. His latest book,

Brent Hodge is a lifelong veteran of the evangelical church, but after years of trauma and abuse, Brent needed a new way to practice his faith outside of the traditional paradigm of church. Today, he

Kate Boyd is a seminarian and voice for the messy middle Christians just trying to figure this whole thing out. We talked with Kate about how her own faith expanded when she stopped trying to control