Join us as we talk through Ben's new Substack, "Where are you God?". An honest conversation that explores grief, pain and suffering.

Discover the power of lineage, faith, and legacy—hidden stories that shape who we are and how we influence the world around us.In this candid conversation, Eli Villa and Ben Bock reveal how exploring family history and personal faith can transform your perspective on purpose, identity, and activism. From the quiet strength of oral tradition to the radical idea of caring for the earth as a divine gift, they challenge you to rethink what legacy truly means.You'll learn how intergenerational faith leaders like John McConnell Jr. inspired modern environmentalism, and why documenting your story—especially the struggles and doubts—creates a richer, more resilient faith journey for the next generation. Discover the importance of authenticity over surface-level religion, and how deconstruction isn't an ending but a vital part of spiritual growth.We break down:

The significance of oral tradition in preserving faith across generations and why story-sharing is more powerful than formal documentation.

The legacy of early Pentecostal nonviolence and how it shapes today’s peace activism.

The surprising origins of Earth Day and how caring for creation becomes a form of spiritual resistance.

Practical ways to influence your family, community, and environment—one small act at a time.

How embracing our imperfections and questions strengthens our faith, rather than weakens it, and why your story matters more than you think.

This episode is perfect for anyone longing to deepen their understanding of faith's legacy, or looking for new ways to make a meaningful impact in a complex world. Whether you're wrestling with deconstruction, seeking a vibrant faith, or inspired to care for creation, you'll find fresh perspective and practical encouragement here.Join the conversation that challenges surface-level Christianity and invites you into a journey of honest, active faith rooted in love, memory, and hope. Your story, and the stories of those who came before, hold the key to the legacy you leave behind.