This week Taylor Mertins and I try to hash out what the separation between church and state would look like! Thanks for your time and honesty Taylor!

This week I'm sharing my conversation with my favorite Ex-Pastor, Greg Horton. Greg and I talk about Toxic Masculinity and how it affects men who don't find themselves falling under what they're being told they should be. Enjoy!

Our friends over at Homebrewed Christianity are celebrating 10 years this week! I'm celebrating them by sharing my conversation with The Zesty Tripp Fuller! Enjoy!

It's so easy to get in over your head when thinking critically through scripture and theology, and sometimes it's easy to lose your own voice in it. Today I share my conversation with Teer Hardy where we talk about just that. Listen as we go from the need to think critically, using your pastor as a resource, being vulnerable and listening to those you don't always agree with. I'm thankful for Teer and the time he gave to chat with me!

Popcorn praying, visitation nights, punching Brian McLaren, Native American tree spirits, listening to the prophetic word and so much more. Listen as two sisters who happen to have a Pastor dad talk about how their experience has shaped them and what advice they'd give to pastors today. 

Marty Duren is one of the best communicators I've heard. His humor and wisdom are captivating! On this episode we talk about the importance of reading the Bible in context, Biblical filters, and a lot more! Enjoy!

The second portion of my conversation with Emily Hunter McGowin dives into how we can amplify the voices of the marginalized instead of reading ourselves into their stories then we naturally go into what our posture should look like as Christians. Be on the lookout for Emily's book release in May!

What's the best way to respond to someone like John Piper who says women can't teach? It's interviewing a woman like Emily Hunter McGowin who not only teachers but has a PhD in Theology and is ordained. 

I can't think of one person who hasn't spent some time wrestling the question of "Why do we suffer?" In this conversation with Jason Micheli we talk about why we suffer, where it comes from and what our response should be. 

A couple of weeks ago after I had gotten the boys to bed, I was sitting at my computer trying to figure out how I could get my story and vision for what I was doing across. I felt like I needed to go a little deeper with explaining my point of view and why I thought I was someone who could help bridge the gap between pew and pastor.

My husband, Jason, was sitting across from me and threw out the idea that he could interview me. I didn't even have to think twice. He knows me better than anyone so I said yes!  Today I'm sharing Jason interviewing me,  we dive into my experience as a preacher's daughter, a wife in ministry, a mother and much more. I hope you enjoy listening as much as we enjoyed recording!