Listen in as Gray and Ted interview and spend time with Krispin Mayfield, author of “Attached to God.” They explore that ways that attachment theory speaks to the ways that we connect with God. Breakfast burritos was the breakfast of choice on this episode.

Gray and Ted talk with Jason Feffer about life in the church and where Jason is seeing hope … over donuts. Jason pastors a church in Chicago called “The Practice.”

Norm Wakefield joins the podcast and share a meal in his home with Ted and Gray. Norm is now in his 80’s and served as a pastor and seminary professor for decades. His perspective on this season’s question: “The Church is Dead … Or, is it?” is pure “Norm” – gracious, relational, filled with wisdom [...]

Ted and Gray talk to Summer Gross about life, love, and hope in the midst of despair. Hear about Summer’s omelet that she made for our time of sharing breakfast.

In episode three, Gray and Ted, talk to Terry Wardell, the founder and President of Healing Care Ministries. Join them as they talk about how God works in turning something ugly into something beautiful.

In episode two, Gray and Ted, talk to Chuck deGroat about his article “stewarding the death of the American church” which prompted the topic for the season. They talk about the needs of leaders and discuss what needs to die and what will experience resurrection. https://blog.reformedjournal.com/2019/04/06/trust-the-process-stewarding-the-death-of-the-american-church/

Ted and Gray introduce the season over a breakfast meal and walk through why we need to look honestly at what is happening in the church today.

Keep an eye on facebook and instagram for great episodes discussing the death and burial of the church in America (and it's resurrection?). Take a listen to an introduction of the podcast from Ted Wueste.

Join us as we participate in a conversation with Chuck DeGroat - Professor of Counseling and Christian Spirituality and Interim D.Min. Director at Western Theological Seminary, licensed therapist, a spiritual director, author, and speaker.

Join us as we participate in a Conversation with Winn Collier - author of "A Burning in My Bones" and director of the Eugene Peterson Center for Christian imagination at Western Theological seminary.