<p>My new song "One" has a key theological concept that has the potential to blow our minds in the best possible way - to get us out of our dualistic thinking, and to believe that we can be both one and many at the same time, celebrating diversity and unity at the same time. </p>

My new song "One" has a key theological concept that has the potential to blow our minds in the best possible way - to get us out of our dualistic thinking, and to believe that we can be both one and many at the same time, celebrating diversity and unity at the same time.

<p>My new song "One" has a key theological concept that has the potential to blow our minds in the best possible way - to get us out of our dualistic thinking, and to believe that we can be both one and many at the same time, celebrating diversity and unity at the same time.&nbsp;</p>

One (& Many)

Personal growth is a lifelong process.
This podcast is for people who are still trying to figure it out...

Rev. Kyle Sigmon, MACP, MSW, NThD, LCSWA is a UMC pastor, singer/songwriter, writer, frontman for the band Seeking Gravity, husband, father to 5, and a child and family therapist. Kyle loves exploring his interests around philosophy, religion, spirituality, music, social justice, and how we grow as individuals and as a society. An enneagram 9, Kyle tends to see many sides to every story and seeks to make the world a better place by spreading compassion, empathy, and understanding.

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Personal growth is a lifelong process. This podcast is for people who are still trying to figure it out... Rev. Kyle Sigmon, MACP, MSW, NThD, LCSWA is a UMC pastor, singer/songwriter, writer, frontman for the band Seeking Gravity, husband, father to 5, and a child and family therapist. Kyle loves exploring his interests around philosophy, religion, spirituality, music, social justice, and how we grow as individuals and as a society. An enneagram 9, Kyle tends to see many sides to every story and seeks to make the world a better place by spreading compassion, empathy, and understanding.

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