The Lopez Sit Down

It gets real on The Lopez Sit Down! In this episode things get a little vulnerable. I share a bit about my journey in what it looked like for me to become a son, while never meeting my biological father. We also talk about the importance of having father's in your life and what that has looked like for us.

In this episode we talk about our views and experiences when it comes to setting up healthy boundaries in our lives, individually and as a couple.

In our second installment of "Keeping up with the Fire" we catch up with our good friend Richard Gordon. Richard is a first year revival group pastor at BSSM.  He and his wife Libby, are some of the greatest and inspirational leaders that we know. We talk about his journey from South Africa to America, and we also get to hear about his process through ministry school and a little bit about life post BSSM.

This is our first installment of "Keeping up with the Fire". In this episode we talk about our current season and the struggles, emotionally and spiritually, it has brought and how we have navigated it as a couple and individually.

In this special episode, we decided it would be fun to have our two older kids on the podcast. We ask them what it's like to be our kids and their thoughts on how we have parented the last few years. We also share our love of The Office and The Marvel Cinematic Universe!

It was snowpocolypse in Portland! Not really, but our city thought it was. This week we talk about our faith filled, crazy, ill planned, finding God in the process, move to Redding California to attend Bethel School of Supernatural Ministry with our 2 and 4 year olds (we aren't bad parents... I promise).

This week we talk about the beginning of US and what we learned (sometimes the hard way) from getting married at the very young, very immature, very brain not fully developed age of 20.

Episode one is in the books! On this episode we talk a bit about who we are, some of our passions, and share some funny stories from our early days working with junior high students. You'll get to hear where we came from and Nance talks about her "eventful" time, working in a group home.