2 Corinthians 6:14 instructs that we not be "unequally yoked". And relationships are hard already in the extremely divisive world that surrounds us. We often find ourselves longing for peace with even our family. In this episode Pastor Reed, Stephanie and Rich talk about how to navigate differences in beliefs about God, church, and spirituality between our friends and partners, while holding to following Christ.

In this conversation, Stephanie, Rich, and Pastor Reed, explore definitions, and impressions of Christian nationalism. This is a broad first look at the topic. Rather than focus on politics here at home in the USA, they look at what scripture and Christ have to say about allegiance in the kingdom of God.

What happens after this life? It’s one of the deepest and most universal questions we ask. In this episode, we explore what scripture, Christian tradition, and theology have to say about life beyond death. From the hope of resurrection to the mystery of eternity, we talk about why this question matters for our grief, our faith, and the way we live right now.Stephanie, Rich and Pastor Reed, never claim to be experts on this topic but this open conversation offers some fresh and relatable perspective to examine the hope offered by Jesus Christ.

How do we share our faith with the next generation in ways that nurture curiosity instead of shutting it down? In this conversation, we explore the difference between healthy faith formation and indoctrination, and how parents, caregivers, and churches can guide children toward a faith that is genuine, resilient, and their own. We talk about practices that make space for questions, ways to model faith with integrity, and how to raise kids in love without controlling their beliefs.

Reed, Stephanie, and Rich sit down to listen to Jeff Stultz, founder of non-profits "Motorcycle Missionary" and "Broken Chains JC". Jeff candidly shares his own story of addiction, violence, crime... which was followed by an encounter with Christ, redemption and a call into serving and loving the biker and recovery communities in radical ways. There are some incredible lessons in this story about how God is at work in people's lives who are far, far away from a traditional church setting. Thank you so much to Jeff for taking the time to pass on a truly inspiring message.

In this conversation we talk about what it means to practice radical hospitality in faith spaces. How can the church create room for questions, doubts, and diverse journeys of faith—so that people experience belonging even before they’re ready to believe? We explore the power of welcome that reflects the heart of the gospel.

In this conversation, Stephanie, Rich and Pastor Reed dive into the promises and pitfalls of artificial intelligence and faith. From questions of creativity and ethics to how generative AI might shape the way we worship, work, and connect. We explore where technology meets theology—and how we imagine it could be kept from harming us, and how we can engage it faithfully without losing our humanity.

A new season begins for the All Inclusive Podcast! We welcome a new voice and perspective to the table with the incredible Stephanie Meyer. Along with Pastor Reed, and Rich Green, this season is about "Faith where it hurts and heals" and the topic we discuss in this episode is mental health especially where it intersects with faith community.

Thank you for listening!

Our final episode of the season! This time the team sat down with Jeanette Conley to find out more about a new effort to help a community in need gain more freedom through financial literacy and mentorship. We talk about how the organization called "Money Talks" began and who is participating. We also talked about what the Bible says about who has more and who has less and how we are called to respond. Thank you for listening!

Reed, Josephus and Rich talk about some odd jobs they have had in the past and discuss how our occupation influences our identity. The conversation eventually shifts to consider what God is calling us to be and do as children of God and how that relates to finding fulfillment in our work life. John 15:15 talks about bearing fruit as we are connected to God. What kind of fruit is God calling us to and how does it relate to our identity and fulfillment?