In Part 2 of this conversation, we continue our exploration of what it means to return to our truest identity in Christ—this time through the lens of how we’re formed, both spiritually and neurologically.

We dive into how the amygdala, the part of the brain responsible for processing fear and emotion, is largely formed by age seven—and how many of our core responses to life, God, and even freedom are shaped in those early years.

Through the story of the Israelites in the wilderness, we reflect on what it means to be liberated but not yet free—still carrying the mental and emotional imprints of Egypt. We unpack the meaning of Passover, the long process of unlearning bondage, and the epigenetic layers of generational formation.

And yes—we also talk about sourdough. Because sometimes the process of becoming free feels a lot like learning this ancient art: messy, slow, strangely alive, and full of mystery.

This episode invites you to name your own Egypt, laugh at the process, and lean into the long, slow work of becoming who you were always meant to be.

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What does it mean to go feral in your faith? In this episode, we unpack the wild side of walking with Jesus—before the polish, before the performance. From hilarious animal encounters to cultural trends that have us all going a little rogue, we explore how embracing the "feral" can actually bring us back to who we were created to be.

We also take a fresh look at the wilderness—not as a punishment, but as a sacred, necessary space for reconstruction. It’s where false layers fall off, where identity gets clarified, and where God meets us in the wild. From John the Baptist's desert aesthetic, to Jesus' time of testing and strengthening in the wilderness, and even Adam and Eve’s first moments outside the garden—we explore how these wild places have always been holy ground for transformation.

It's raw, funny, and maybe a little bit holy.

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In this follow-up to our Church Triage conversation, we zoom in on personal stories of faith, frustration, and a bold shift beyond the traditional church model. Our hosts open up about stepping outside the four walls—not out of rebellion, but out of necessity—and what it meant to pursue Jesus without the institutional scaffolding.

Guided by the lens of a project manager, we examine the signs of system failure: when the structures meant to support spiritual life become barriers instead. What happens when the "project" of church no longer aligns with its purpose? What does faith look like when you're forced to rebuild from scratch?

This is a raw, honest look at the tension between deconstruction and devotion—and what it means to follow Jesus with intention, clarity, and open hands.

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In this premiere episode, we put the Western Church on the examination table.

Is the Church in critical condition, or just in need of a check-up? We introduce our vision for the podcast and dive into the spiritual and mental health crisis sweeping through culture and congregations alike. With data-driven insights and a compassionate lens, we ask: What would it look like if we assessed the Church like a medical patient?

We’ll break down the vital signs—attendance, belief, burnout, and belonging—and explore how the spiritual immune system of the Church is responding (or failing to). From rising religious "nones" to the silent exodus of the faithful, we take a clear-eyed look at the state of faith in the modern West.

👥 Join us as we start a conversation that’s long overdue.

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