In this episode we look at the world today with all of its challenges and struggles. It can be difficult to live in our world and yet, that is what we are called to do, to live within the paradox of being human

In this episode I reflect on what is happening in the world with all of the protests and counter-protests. I reflect on my own fear and anger around where we have come to as a society and look to my understanding of my own faith as a way forward.

In this episode we talk about our current world and how we might need to begin to use our prophetic imaginations to envision a new world today. It is a call for us to imagine something new in the midst of our current realities.

In this episode we continue with our examination of presence and how it sometimes can be difficult to feel the presence of God with us. We then look at how others can be that presence of God as they are present with us in the midst of life and how we might be offering them that same gift.

In the midst of all that is happening in our world and in our lives how do we trust that God is with us? In God's name we find not only meaning but the assurance of God's presence with us at each moment of our lives.

In this episode we continue our exploration of what it means to be different in the world. We speak to the scars that we bear and our brokenness and how that is what can make us special.

In this episode we begin a discussion of who we are are people and our uniqueness. We look at the desire for connection today and what fitting in might truly mean.

In this episode we look at our faith and what it means to actually have faith. We challenge ourselves out of institutional church and into the world.

In this episode we explore how the world and others continue to have expectations on us and how we are to live our lives. We explore how we are called to be uniquely ourselves in the world and what this might mean for us to embrace all that we were created to be.

In this episode we look at anger. We look at violence. We ask what is our role in a world that is so prone and numb to the overwhelming violence that we see and hear about every day.