In this episode, we look at the refining of faith through trials in 1 Peter 1, as Wyatt shares how his faith grew while serving in the Navy. We also talk about his life before the Navy and what lies ahead as he prepares for life after the Navy. Of course we close by looking at Wyatt’s favorite verse in Scripture. Join us as we consider one another!

While many people in Washington are excited about their football team, I am excited about the lessons that can be learned from a football team. If something as trivial as a football team is getting this much consideration, what might that teach us about how we view and treat our church family? In this episode we look to Romans 12 and explore what it means to function as one body that is interconnected, dependent, and committed to one another. The church is far more than a team, but like teammates on the same field, we are called to consider one another so that the whole body can thrive.

In this episode we enjoy getting to spend time with Teri Fisher. She talks about some of the projects she has been working on at the church building, her career in human services, and her experience as a Navy wife homeschooling her kids. 

In this episode, we sit down with Emily Reeves to reflect on Romans 1 and the way God’s invisible qualities are revealed through creation. Emily shares about her work as a research scientist in biochemistry and how her research has deepened her faith. We also talk about God’s faithfulness throughout their adoption journey, what life was like growing up in Arizona, and some of the passages of Scripture that have been especially meaningful to her.

Sit down with Herman and me as we reflect on the invitation to taste and see the goodness of the Lord in Psalm 34.8-14. We talk about Herman's journey as a chef, first in the Navy and later in the private sector, and the answered prayers along the way. He also shares the deeply personal story of being connected with his biological father after years of searching. Don't miss this opportunity to consider one another! 

Welcome to a new season of Consider One Another! In this first episode, we reflect on Isaiah 35 and the God who restores. Through the lens of Maddie’s work as an occupational therapist, we explore restoration, both physically and spiritually. We also talk about her upcoming transition into a new role as a traveling OT. We will certainly miss Maddie around here, but we’re grateful for the chance to hear some of her wisdom and her joy in this conversation.

Season 1 finale! In this episode, we reflect on 1 Peter 4:7–11 and talk about what it looks like to be stewards of God’s grace through service, hospitality, and love. We also hear how God uses these ordinary acts to draw hearts back to Him.

This episode will mark the conclusion of this first season of Consider One Another in Bremerton. Thank you so much for being part of this effort, either by being on the podcast, listening to the podcast, or sending me encouragement about the podcast. I am so uplifted by all of you! Use this time to catch up on episodes you may have missed, send me recommendations for episodes/who you want to hear from, and then we will resume with a new season in 2026! 

Megan Turner is in town this month, so please take the time to consider her in this episode! Megan talks about how nursing has shaped her faith. Through stories of gratitude, grit, and God’s provision, she reflects on how her walk with Christ has grown stronger.

Once a month I like to record a solo episode to share something I’m passionate about that feels especially timely and relevant. I am really excited to share this episode that is all about considering what God has done. It is easy to focus more on what I want God to do in the future than what He has already done in the past. By looking at Psalm 105, we will be reminded to consider Scripture first, consider the hard times too, and (of course) consider one another. 

In Matthew 18, Jesus emphasizes the beauty of childlike faith. In this episode, we reflect on what children can teach us, guided by the insight of a kindergarten teacher and new mother. Mikayla also shares the story of her emergency helicopter flight, her move to Bremerton, and more.