If you’ve ever wondered why Christians read Scripture together, this message will open that up with clarity and honesty. We’ll trace the beauty of our Judeo-Christian roots while also naming the painful truth—how the Bible has sometimes been weaponized in ways that overshadow Jesus Himself. This sermon invites you back to the center: a faith formed by Christ, faithful to the wholistic witness of Scripture, and rooted in a story bigger than our distortions.

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I’m sharing the journey that brought me here: the healing, the clarity, the rediscovery of joy, and the calling that emerged from it all. This is the heartbeat of the Shalom Project — a story still being written in hope.

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In this episode, I share about the awesome direction the Shalom Project Podcast is planning to go over the next year and also a very beautiful and personal update about my life. Don’t miss it!

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Witness the beauty of Timothy’s journey as he has moved through spaces that have suppressed and judged his identity, yet he still managed reclaimed his whole self through dance, martial arts, and becoming a therapist. He is one of our Shalom coaches, this episode is an opportunity for you to get to know him and connect.

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Hear the powerful story of Christians’ journey over the last 6 years, full of ups, downs, wins, losses, and a powerful search for self amongst our Christian heritage. He is one of our Shalom coaches, this episode is an opportunity for you to get to know him and connect. Tune in.

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In this Episode we recap the concepts and ideas that we’ve gained from sitting in this uncomfortable in between space. The goal being moving forward when we’re ready as a new person who’s been changed from our time with God in this place.

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Prayer: Every Moment Holy Volume 3, pg. 198.

In this episode we talk more about our emotions, a few realities I have faced and what I’m learning about them. Imagine what stewarding your emotions well could mean for your relationship with yourself and Jesus. That’s what I’m talking about in this episode. Tune in.

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Criticism has a way of surfacing when life shifts—whether in our relationships, work, or spiritual journeys. In this episode, I share some reflections on how to face criticism in the middle of transition with honesty, care, and hope. It’s a short conversation to help you walk through hard moments without losing sight of peace and wholeness.

Reflection Questions:

* What does your internal criticism feel and sound like?

* When does it show up?

* Are there any specific phrases or beliefs that seem to visit too long as you are on your way?

* On external criticism, are you staying connected to something that is toxic for you?

* If so why and what would it take to let that go?

* How can you let it go and maintain your relationships?

* What can you focus on that you can control this week that would be beneficial and helpful for your own formation and walk with God?

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Sometimes life leaves us wondering if hope is even possible. In this episode, I talk honestly about the places where hope feels thin, and how to keep holding on when circumstances and faith seem fragile.

Passages: Ezekiel 37

Books: Dictionary of Theological Interpretation by by Kevin J. Vanhoozer, Craig G. Bartholomew, Daniel J. Treier, N. T. Wright

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Real transformation doesn’t begin with what people see—it starts inside of us. Together, we’ll explore the quiet, often hidden interior work that allows us to heal, grow, and live more authentically in faith and life.

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