Ever tried chasing a goose? It’s a bit wild, a bit unpredictable, and definitely not something you can control. That’s the image the ancient Celtic church used for the Holy Spirit—and it’s where our conversation with Dr. Peggy Rayman lands.

From there, Peggy invites us into a slower, deeper way of living out faith—one that opens our homes, our tables, and our hearts. Because true discipleship doesn’t happen in crowds or programs. It happens in relationship.

Drawing from her years in Africa and her time back in the U.S., Peggy shares how following Jesus often looks small, personal, and Spirit-led. Like Deborah stepping forward when others hesitated (Judges 4–5), we too are called to become what we may have never received—to nurture, to guide, and to stand in the gap.

The Wild Goose still moves among us—untamed, surprising, and full of grace—calling us to raise up disciples who walk closely with God and with one another.

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