In this episode we talk with Jim Bode about the loss of his wife to Cancer and how the limited resource of the "home church" he was attending created challenges and limited ministry during the time of need.  The problem is not "Home Church" but rather the approach to a regular gathering in the western church culture.

In this episode we continue talking about the damage caused by placing men in too elevated a position and what's more, we discuss the church body's roll in elevating men to a wrong place.

In this episode we talk about the damage done to the body and the leadership of organized church gatherings when the leadership is inadvertently placed in the position God should be.

In this series we will be diving into and discovering that the authentic church is a "who" not a "what".  In this episode we talk with pastor and podcast host Johnny Youell (Renewed You at http://streamgrace.com) about contrasting the "church" in Western cultures along side that of places like China and what can be learned from these differences.  More importantly, we also discuss what Jesus said and prayed for and about the church today.  I think you'll find this series challenging and enlightening but most of all, I believe it will help you to more greatly hear the voice of the Father in more distinct ways.

In this episode I was honored to talk with a person I first met when she was 5 years old.  Today, at 28, we talk thru the loss in her life of "protectors" and how she has dealt with those losses.  I was blessed to have the time to sit down with Taylor Hill and discuss and honor the men in her life that loved and served her so well.

In this episode I visit with Jonathan Goza about his battles with self esteem and self worth and and how he's begin to move beyond those struggles.

In this episode I talk with Jennifer Brem about her life and being diagnosed with cancer at 17, her 4 year battle, it's role in her marriage, the struggles with a partner in addiction and everything in between.

I talk with my wife Lori Griffin about where she thinks "Christianity" as a religion has gone wrong.

In this episode Brian Anderson and I talk about PTSD, comparative hurts, cognitive distortions, and the effects of 2020 in terms of mental health and wellbeing.

In this episode I speak with Paul Ellis about his journey thru life and his realization that his efforts do not change or effect his position with God.  We talk about how that has affected his outlook on life, ministry and relationships.