On This Episode, Heath talks with Stephanie Turbyfill. They discuss the way the body carries trauma and how to pay better attention to your body. They also discuss life after deconstruction and how to practice self care.

On this podcast, Heath shows the importance of not working with leaders who lack character and integrity. Don't sell yourself for a job if it eats away at your heart.

In this episode, Heath looks at the story of the Prodigal Son from a psychological perspective. We have all been given a lens that tells us how to see the world. Perhaps the only necessary way for us to grow, is to give up that which we have held onto for so long.

On this episode, Heath talks about the power of senses and how to engage them. Perhaps the reason that we deal with so many stresses, anxiety and depression are due to the fact that we are out of touch with our senses and how they combine to give us a more robust perspective on life.

On this episode, Heath talks about how to grieve the loss of friendships. What is ambiguous loss? How do you move on when you see someone every day? If life is a bunch of seasons, how do you look back and appreciate seasons of friendships for what they are?

On this episode, Heath takes a few minutes to talk about why it has taken almost a year to release a podcast... He also looks at the communication style of Jesus. Why did Jesus suck at asking questions? Or, was he very intentional in what he was doing?

On this episode, Heath talks with Spiritual Director, Karen Bartlett. They discuss the history of spiritual directors, what they do, who they are for, and how you could benefit from having one.

On This Episode, Heath talks with Author and Poet Paul J. Pastor about his new book: The Face Of The Deep. Why do the prophets still matter? How Does The Holy Spirit Sustain all things? What if the cross was a performance piece between God and Jesus?

On this episode, Heath talks with Matt Broweleit about the idea of a 4th place... As well as why Trump is not far off from Constantine and why preachers need to be asking much better questions.

On this episode, Heath talks with Author Kent Dobson about his book "Bitten By A Camel". They discuss the holy act or questioning God, how to disarm the loyal soldiers that hold you captive and the beauty found in the unknowing.