We are joined in this episode by the Filipina-American mom and wife to discuss the intersections between her faith in Jesus, her cultural upbringing, and her current stage of life.

The Native American activist and best-selling author Mark Charles joins us to talk about his cultural upbringing, his faith formation in white spaces, and how he understands Jesus. Join us for this interesting conversion! 

The wonderful Susannah dives into her Southern upbringing, her falling in love with the Bible in seminary, and how the culture in which she was raised impacts her faith. She also touches on issues of marriage, divorce, and developing a Trauma informed approach to the scriptures.

The suburban raised Steve talks about his formative years in white spaces and how his move to Portland has spurred him to learn the local culture to share Jesus with his neighbors. This former pastor, father, and husband gives us lots of great wisdom on how to follow Jesus locally.

We continue our conversation with Dr. Hernandez about the intersections between his cultural identity, faith, and Jesus.

The one and only Norlan joins us to discuss a range of cultural topics including his Nicaraguan heritage and his desire to see his wife flourish in her own cultural identity. Norlan mixes his personal story with a deep understanding of the nature of culture from a faith perspective

In Pt. Two, we continue our conversation with Tiffany about the intersections between her cultural identity, faith, and Jesus.

The amazing Indian-American adoptee Tiffany Bluhm discusses the intersection between her faith in Jesus and her cultural identity. So many lessons, stories, and wisdom to glean from her story.

Our friend Dillon Nelson discusses the journey to find meaning in his Japanese roots while growing up in suburban Los Angeles. We then explore the interplay between his faith and cultural identity discovery process.

In Pt. Two, we continue our conversation with Marvel about the intersections between her cultural identity, faith, church, and Jesus.