Becoming: Who We Are

In Episode 14, Chad Holtz sits down and talks about hell. Earlier this year, Chad Holtz was dismissed from the congregation where he was the pastor for posting on his blog his thoughts about hell, and what he gained by … Continue reading →

Episode 13 is FINALLY here! Tripp Fuller- co-host of the podcast Homebrewed Christianity, doctoral student at Claremont Graduate School, and all-around champion of things theological- shares a basic primer of Process Theology. This is an important discussion for any fans … Continue reading →

Author and blogger Rachel Held Evans joins me on episode number 12. The author of the spiritual memoir Evolving in Monkey Town: How a Girl Who Knew All the Answers Learned to Ask the Questions talks about her latest project: The … Continue reading →

Kenton Lee, the founder of Because International, joins me and talks about the nonprofit organization that exists to improve the way aid is delivered to those living in extreme poverty. Through the use of innovative designs and techniques, and with … Continue reading →

In episode 10, I talk with L.L. Barkat, a writer, speaker, poet and entrepreneur. She talks about writing and poetry, how her daughters are becoming talented writers themselves, and even shares a work of her own. From her website:  L.L. Barkat … Continue reading →

Brian McLaren joins me to discuss his newest book, Naked Spirituality: A Life With God in 12 Simple Words. In his book, Brian shares a framework for simple, spiritual practices. He talks about the life of faith and spirituality, and … Continue reading →

My guest, Rev. Gene Anderson (Presbyterian Minister and Outlaw Preacher), was diagnosed with Bipolar Disorder in 2009. In our interview, he shares what his journey- with all of its twists and turns- has been like as he opened up and … Continue reading →

Blogger and Mennonite Brethren church planter/pastor Kurt Willems joins me for this episode of Becoming: Who We Are. Kurt blogs over at the Pangea Blog, where he talks about a kingdom without borders, nonviolence, reconciliation, evolution, Jesus and nationalism, and … Continue reading →