If we're going to try to help reform the broken system of the church, we have to unpack the trauma that is created by over-spiritualization - where we credit God for things He doesn't do and say things to grieving people that aren't helpful.

If we're going to try to help reform the broken system of the church, we have to unpack the trauma that is created by improper humility - the teaching that causes people not to love themselves, trust themselves, or trust their God given intuition. 

If we're going to try to help reform the broken system of the church, we have to unpack the trauma that is created by performance driven Christianity - the machine where systems and behavior are above people and their process. If your spiritual stance with God hinges on your actions, you've misunderstood God's unconditional love and grace. 

If we're going to try to help reform the broken system of the church, we have to unpack the trauma that is created by fear - issues like the rapture, the devil, spiritual warfare, hell, judgment, and wrath.

We're talking about it because we must! The power that comes from religion shapes us, some for better, others for worse. We want to be a part of the organizational side of church that helps bring healing - giving time and space for people to process their pain and deal with bitterness and resentment. 

According to 1 Corinthians 13 - love is patient and kind. How do we live more patient and kind within our marriages? We believe the answer lies in four "knowings." This week we discuss the last one. 

According to 1 Corinthians 13 - love is patient and kind. How do we live more patient and kind within our marriages? We believe the answer lies in four "knowings." This week we discuss the third one. 

According to 1 Corinthians 13 - love is patient and kind. How do we live more patient and kind within our marriages? We believe the answer lies in four "knowings." This week we discuss the second one. 

According to 1 Corinthians 13 - love is patient and kind. How do we live more patient and kind within our marriages? We believe the answer lies in four "knowings." This week we discuss the first one. 

In this episode, we unpack the second log (lie) that Paul Young believes is what prevents people from living in the flow of their union with God.