Onto Somethin' Pod

Onto Somethin’ is breaking the silence after a quiet month. It wasn’t a vacation or hiatus, but rather an intentional time of listening.

In this week’s episode, we’re exploring the difference between an extended time away for spiritual normal vs. a normal vaycay.

If you’ve ever wondered what a retreat with God would look like, how to jump start your faith again, or have some curiosity about sabbatical, you’ll enjoy this episode.

What's in your metaphorical "tool box" When’s the last time you added a tool or two?

The Onto Somethin' Pod team nerds out not just about what people do, but how people do the things and the "tool box" they're using to make it all happen. 

In this week's episode, Zane is joined by OSP's vibe director, Deja Roberson, to discuss the top 3 tools they've discovered over the past year. While some tools might seem minuscule, their impacts matters in our everyday work.

You don't know what you don't know. But how do you figure out what you don't know?

Bottom line - Friends don't let friends walk around unaware. 

In this week's episode, we want to introduce you to a practice that will help develop your awareness muscle. Because the reality is: you need to have awareness for what's happening around you, if you're going to contribute something meaningful to world. 

People: It's a struggle to live with them, but you can't live without them.

Many times the relational monsters we experience can be avoided. And it starts with creating a different "go-to" approach for your relationships.

In this week's episode, we're talking about how to create a new "go-to" approach for your relationships. One that will stop present you from creating monsters future you will have to slay. 

Loss. We all encounter it. We all feel it. Very few of us are ever really ready for it. But, what do you do with loss? 

Often times we know what not to do. It's not very often that people talk about what to do when something leave, no longer exists, or changes. 

This week's episode is a gentle place to start and begin the process of learning how to experience loss.

Monday: Visit prisons. Tuesday & Thursday: Class Lectures. Weekend: Local Church. 

Everyone, meet Richard Beck. Richard is a professor of psychology who blogs, speaks, and writes books about the merging of psychology and theology. 

In this week's episode, Zane & Richard spend time talking about Richard's new book, Hunting Magic Eels. Join the conversation as Richard shares how to shift from talking to God more than talking about God, and what it means to live in an "enchanted" world.

Show of hands: how many of you are tired of trying to figure out the future? 

We've got dreams and goals for days. Some of us even have vivid visions of what's next. However, most of us don't know how we're going to get there, let alone how to begin figuring it out. 

If you've ever wrestled with determining what's next, this week's episode was created for you. 

Friends: can't live with them, can't live without them. 

This week's episode, "How To Lose A Friend In 10 Days" (see what we did there) is a quick refresh on how to kick the habit that's slowly killing your friendships. 

None of us have all the answers. We are all learning, unlearning, and relearning in different aspects of our lives. 

In this week's episode, we're reflecting on how God is bringing about restoration, justice, and healing in our journeys. 

If you’ve ever responded to conversations about racism with: “But where do I practically start changing?”, this episode is for you.

Bailey Plake loves nothing more than sitting with friends over a big cup of coffee. If you were with her, you'll hear her talk about her love of baking, obsession with The West Wing, and dream of a large garden. Bailey serves as the Connections Minister at The Hills Church, West Fort Worth campus. She and her husband, Anthon, live in Fort Worth with their dog, Nash.   

Warning: this episode might just change the way you view your relationship with food and how you rest.