Have Hope; Will Travel

As a follower of Jesus, you were made for such a time as 2020 (and 2021). Hope runs in your veins—literally and figuratively.

When Miranda Jo Davis came to know Jesus, she felt like her new beliefs were in a direct clash with the yoga she loved so much. She was right. But instead of abandoning her yoga practice, she learned to adapt it to honor God with the gift that is movement.

All the feels this year as we head into Christmas week. So many thoughts, precautions, and canceled plans around the concern of being safe. These are all good things. This week on Have Hope; Will Travel we wrap up our healing series talking about spiritual healing. You heard Joy Vetterlein’s story and suggestions in the ... Read More about {31} Finding Healing at the Manger [Katie Axelson]

If you've ever thought, "I love Jesus but don't think I fit in the church," this is the episode for you!

Have Hope; Will Travel host Katie Axelson (@KatieAxelson) interviews writer, pastor, and Christian misfit Joy Vetterlein (@JoyVetterlein) about healing when you've experienced trauma in church, being ok not being in a church, and keeping Christ in Christmas (or not).

Be sure to connect with Joy Vetterlein on Instagram @JoyVetterlein and at JoyVetterlein.com. Check out her book Misfits Around the Manger.

We all know 2020 has not been what we expected it to be. But that doesn't mean it's without good moments, victories, and things we can be thankful for.

Sometimes healing doesn't come in the ways that we expect. In episode {28} Casey Jenkins shares her story of finding God and living counter-culturally in the midst of chronic pain.

It is always God’s will to heal. I wish that meant sickness, diseases, and pain played no role here on earth. I wish that meant the pandemic wasn’t radically changing our world. In this week’s episode of Have Hope; Will Travel we unpack the three different ways God heals. We look at how we see ... Read More about {27} Does God Heal? [Katie Axelson]

This episode of Have Hope; Will Travel is especially tender. Because Karen Fig isn’t just a member of the LGBTQ+ community. She’s a close friend. Like Karen has checked my head for lice. One time we shared a bed and only one of us got bedbugs. She’s involved in some of the stories I shared ... Read More about {26} National Coming Out Day [Karen Fig]

October is ADHD Awareness Month, so we're kicking it off hearing from Patricia Sung about how being diagnosed with ADHD as an adult impacted her life.

For better or for worse, church right now cannot look like what it has looked like in the past. As it turns out, buildings and large gatherings aren't required to worship.