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December 18, 2025 The Body Remembers: Trauma, Healing, and Discipleship with Robbie de Fleuriot
In this episode of This Strange Land, Jason sits down with physiotherapist Robbie de Fleuriot to explore the profound connection between the body, trauma, and spiritual healing. Together they examine how pain, posture, and the nervous system carry our stories, why modern culture often disconnects us from embodiment, and how healing the body can become a pathway into deeper discipleship. A wide-ranging conversation on presence, trauma, theology of the body, and what it means to live integrated lives as followers of Jesus in an overstimulated world.
Guest Bio
Robbie de Fleuriot is a physiotherapist and the founder of Fort Sport +Family Physio in Fort Langley, British Columbia. He works with individuals to understand pain, injury, and healing through a whole-person lens, integrating the body’s story with physical, psychological, and relational experience. Robbie has a particular interest in trauma, understanding anxiety, embodiment, and how physical healing can support deeper presence and integration. He lives in the Lower Mainland with his wife and their four children.
Timestamps
00:00 — A Fishing Moment That Exposed a Lack of Trust in the Body
02:16 — Choosing “Kindness” as a Word of the Year—and Missing the Point
05:05 — A Physiotherapy Session That Reawakened Trauma
06:20 — The Body Keeps the Score Becomes Personal
07:45 — Prayer, Sensation, and Following the Body’s Memory Trail
10:55 — Evangelizing the Body as a Pathway to Reality
12:30 — Trauma as Dissociation and the Body as Truth-Teller
16:50 — Injury as a Portal for Deeper Healing
18:45 — Salvation, Healing, and the Resurrection of the Body
22:00 — Why Bodies Heal Themselves—and What Clinicians Really Do
31:20 — Chronic Pain as an Invitation to Relationship
41:30 — Posture as an Emotional and Spiritual Expression
47:00 — Healing Requires Trust, Not Just Repair
53:45 — A Javelin Thrower, an Ankle Injury, and a Career Saved
01:06:45 — Presence as the Core Task of Ministry
01:10:45 — Matching Energy to Love Others Well
01:17:55 — Sugar, Performance, and Hidden Belief Systems
01:25:50 — Presence, Formation, and Spiritual Disciplines
01:33:55 — Becoming Yourself as a Vocation
01:39:15 — Health Is Not Holiness

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1 hr 44 min
December 11, 2025 Transcendence, Technology, and the Future of the Church with Jeremy Johnson
In this episode of This Strange Land, Jason sits down with Evangelical Pastor Jeremy Johnson of Village Church to explore why so many people—especially younger generations—are becoming hungry for transcendence and turning toward ancient expressions of faith. Together they examine the limits of modernism, the dangers of consumer-driven Christianity, and what the Catholic and Protestant traditions can learn from each other in recovering a deeper encounter with Christ. A thoughtful, honest ecumenical conversation about discipleship, culture, and the future of the Church.
Guest Bio
Jeremy Johnson is a Senior Pastor at Village Church based in Surrey British Columbia, with locations across Canada. He has spent time teaching and writing about theology and culture and has a specific interest in how theological anthropology intersects with digital technology and spaces. Jeremy studied theology at Regent College where he completed an MA and ThM and has been married to his wife Jennifer for twenty two years and they have two six year old identical twin boys.
Timestamps
00:00 — The Transcendent Center of the Church
00:32 — Welcome to This Strange Land
01:15 — Introducing Jeremy Johnson
01:41 — Why an Evangelical Is Speaking to Catholics
03:45 — From “Convince Me It’s True” to “Show Me It’s Real”
04:55 — The Cultural Shift Toward Transcendence
06:30 — Why Young People Are Turning to Catholicism
08:07 — Liturgy as an Encounter With the Transcendent
10:10 — Village Church: Modern Excellence Meets Mystery
12:28 — Using Modern Tools Without Losing Transcendence
14:26 — The Consumer Christian Problem
17:08 — Bad Questions and Reductionist Faith
21:06 — Wrestling With Faith vs. Control
24:13 — Defining Modernism and Its Limits
29:53 — Technology’s Agenda vs. the Church’s Mission
31:18 — The Mental Health Crisis as a Modernist Failure
35:34 — Post-Postmodernism and Emerging Worldviews
40:29 — Transcending Philosophies, Not Becoming Them
59:13 — “It’s God’s Work, Not Ours”
1:20:58 — Pope Leo and the Power of Transcendence
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1 hr 37 min
December 03, 2025 Reclaiming the Art of Accompaniment with Jason Simon
In this episode of This Strange Land, Jason Simon and Jason Jensen dive deep into what real accompaniment looks like in today’s Church. They explore why traditional ministry metrics are no longer enough, how parishes can cultivate “accompaniment capacity,” and why curiosity, presence, and trust in the Holy Spirit are essential to walking with people far from faith. Together, they unpack the shift from program-driven ministry to people-driven mission — one authentic relationship at a time.

Guest Bio

Jason Simon is the President of the Evangelical Catholic, an organization dedicated to forming missionary disciples and equipping parishes, campuses, and dioceses for evangelization. Based in Madison, Wisconsin, Jason has spent decades helping Catholic leaders build cultures of accompaniment, discipleship, and mission. He and his wife, Grace, have been married for 27 years and are parents to six children.

Timestamps
00:00 – Introduction to the Episode
00:53 – Jason Simon Introduces Himself
02:00 – What Excites Jason About the Church Today
03:33 – The Changing Language of Evangelization
04:20 – The New Shift: Equipping the Laity
06:00 – Luis Shares His Parallel Conversion Story
09:00 – The Rise of “Accompaniment” as a Core Concept
10:50 – Introducing the Idea of Accompaniment Capacity
14:45 – Jason Reacts to Accompaniment Capacity
15:40 – A Powerful Example of Real Accompaniment
18:00 – “The Measure Is Love, Not Numbers”
19:45 – Mission Capacity vs. Accompaniment
23:00 – The Fear of Letting Go of Old Metrics
25:00 – Why Current Metrics Don’t Measure Evangelical Vibrancy
30:00 – How Leaders Should Track Actual Mission Stories
33:00 – Why Pastors Must Invest in the 5%
36:30 – The Limits of Programs Like Alpha
38:45 – Luis on the Truth Pastors Must Face
45:00 – What Qualitative Accompaniment Looks Like
47:00 – Curiosity as the Superpower of Accompaniment
50:00 – Compassionate Curiosity & Seeing People as God Sees Them
56:00 – How Being Seen Heals the Accompanier Too
01:00:00 – Why Apologetics Often Short-Circuits Accompaniment
01:05:30 – Identity, Shame Culture, and Evangelization Today
01:14:00 – Apprenticing Under Jesus as the Framework for Discipleship
01:20:00 – Hope + Radical Acceptance
01:33:00 – Helping People See Jesus as Personally Relevant
01:43:00 – Final Reflections on the Slow Work of Accompaniment
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1 hr 48 min
June 11, 2025 Who am I? And What Does That Reveal About God? With Jake Khym
In this episode of This Strange Land, Jake Khym joins us to explore how a Gospel worldview can transform our identity, relationships, and spiritual lives. He and Jason unpack how to invite others into Kingdom reality, why identity is central to healing, and how our loves and sins reveal our deepest beliefs about who God is. Together, they reflect on how healing happens, how to pray with expectation, and why even the “crumbs” of God are enough to change everything. This is a deep and honest conversation about discipleship, desire, and discovering who we truly are in Christ.
Guest Bio
Jake is a Catholic leader with over 20 years experience in various ministry settings. He has a Masters Degree in Counselling Psychology and a Bachelor of Arts in Theology with a concentration in Catechetics. Jake has worked in adult faith formation, seminarian and priestly formation, diocesan evangelization, catechesis, RCIA, retreat ministry, and has a private counseling practice for over 15 years. He is the cofounder of Life Restoration Ministries.
Timestamps
0:00 - Introducing Jake Khym
02:10 - How Jake & Jason see the world
05:11 - Inviting people into a Biblical worldview
13:41 - Who do you follow?
15:41 - How to engage with people
23:00 - What are things that bring us into a Kingdom reality?
34:20 - The power of understanding who you are
50:20 - Discovering your identity enables you to discover God
59:00 - How what we love & where we sin reveals our faith
1:03:57 - What we believe about ourselves is at the heart of why we’re sinning
1:05 - What healing really is
1:14:11 - How to pray & experience the ‘crumbs’ of God
1:32:33 - Last thoughts from Jake & Jason
Mentioned
Restore the Glory Podcast - https://www.restoretheglorypodcast.com/
Life Restoration Ministries - https://www.liferestoration.ca/
Franciscan University - https://franciscan.edu/
Abiding Together Podcast - https://www.abidingtogetherpodcast.com/

Sprints with Glass Canvas - https://www.glasscanvas.io/sprints
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1 hr 36 min
April 08, 2025 Being Prophets in Modern Day Babylon with Brotherhood of Hope
Summary
In this episode of This Strange Land, we sit down with members of the Brotherhood of Hope to explore how we can live faithfully in today’s postmodern, often pagan, culture. We talk about the core beliefs of the Brotherhood, the deep hunger people have to be seen, to know their identity, hear truth, and be in authentic community.
We also dive into the prophetic role of the Church today—what it means to speak truth in love, the risks involved, and hear stories from the Brotherhood’s experience on college campuses.
From conversations about sin to living in the Spirit and expecting God to speak, this is a rich and stirring look at what it means to follow Christ with courage and hope in this strange land.
Timestamps
0:00 - Introducing Brotherhood of Hope
01:52 - BoH core beliefs
03:33 - The pagan culture we find ourselves in
08:27 - Postmodern vs. modernism
12:46 - What are people actually looking for?
17:00 - The actual value of community
21:40 - Shame, guilt, and identity
25:07 - How to approach a conversation about sin
31:12 - The prophetic gift of BoH
50:00 - Reacting to the Second Vatican Council
56:00 - What does risk have to do with being a prophet?
1:11:45 - How can we start living this?
1:25:13 - How to remain living in the Spirit
1:29:26 - Expecting God to speak
Noteworthy Quotes
“We’re no longer in Jerusalem. We’re in Babylon. We’re a Christian people no longer living in Christendom – we’re living in a foreign land.” – Brother Clinton
Mentioned
Brotherhood of Hope – https://brotherhoodofhope.org/life
Dallas Willard – https://www.amazon.ca/Hearing-God-Dallas-Willard/dp/0830835695
Eric Chow – https://weareproclaim.com/
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1 hr 39 min
March 25, 2025 Is Catholic Mass a Means of Evangelization? With Father Elsbett
In this episode of This Strange Land, Father Elsbett from Vienna shares insights on rebuilding ministry, making Mass meaningful, and evangelizing in today’s culture. He discusses relational evangelization, reaching young people, and shifting worldviews, offering wisdom on leading with vision and adapting to a changing spiritual landscape.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 – Introducing Father Elsbett
1:35 – The first steps to seeing fruit in a diocese
10:15 – If the ministry in Vienna burnt down, how would Fr. rebuild?
17:52 – Father’s unique ministry
29:00 – Should Mass be a sensational and emotional experience?
33:30 – What does Mass in Father’s community look like?
40:44 – Pushback to Father’s methods
45:10 – New ideas for bringing the Gospel to the new culture
48:34 – Relationship as the first point in evangelization
53:20 – The best methods for reaching young people
58:24 – Is Mass a means for evangelization?
1:07:00 – How does worldview shifting occur?
1:11:00 – Why communicating your vision to your people matters
1:14:00 – The missional nature of giving
1:17:00 – The evangelistic opportunity of Ash Wednesday
1:20:00 – Old school atheism isn’t in anymore
1:25:00 – Encouragement from Father Elsbett
NOTEWORTHY QUOTES
"There’s never a hopeless situation for a Christian." – Father Elsbett
"God is so great that even out of great evil, He can bring about great good. That doesn’t make evil good, it just makes God great." – Father Elsbett
MENTIONED
Communicating for a Change: Seven Keys to Irresistible Communication by Andy Stanley
Preaching on Purpose: A Divine Renovation Handbook for Communicating the Gospel Today by Divine Renovation
The Alpha Course
Start with Why: How Great Leaders Inspire Everyone to Take Action by Simon Sinek
Rebuilt: Awakening the Faithful, Reaching the Lost, and Making Church Matter by Michael White and Tom Corcoran
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1 hr 34 min
March 11, 2025 The Role of the Holy Spirit in Renewal with Pete Burak
In this episode, Jason Jensen sits down with Pete Burak to discuss what true fruitfulness looks like, the role of the Holy Spirit in transformation, and how charisms shape the Church. They also explore the balance between strategic planning and spiritual surrender, the importance of mythic narrative, and the urgent need for strong spiritual leadership today.
Guest Bio
Pete Burak is the director of id, the young adult outreach of Renewal Ministries. He is a graduate of Franciscan University of Steubenville, and has a Master’s Degree in Theology from Sacred Heart Major Seminary in Detroit, Michigan. Pete is a frequent speaker on discipleship, evangelization, and young adult topics, and he is the co-director of Pine Hills Boys Camp. Pete and his wife, Cait, have four children.
Timestamps
0:00 – Introducing Pete Burak
2:04 – What does fruitfulness look like?
10:09 – What is the Charismatic Movement?
17:01 – Is transformation without the Holy Spirit possible?
26:20 – Charisms in the Church
38:33 – How to receive gifts from the Lord & live out what we’re called to do
45:10 – How an organization can be strategic while being led by the Spirit
55:50 – The need for an understanding of Mythic Narrative & a divorce from world ideas
1:03:00 – The problem with centering ourselves on our feelings
1:08:45 - People want truth in a loving way
1:25 - Being attuned to the Spirit in our accompaniment
1:30 - The biggest gap in the Church right now is spiritual leadership
1:40 - An encouragement to church leaders
Noteworthy Quotes
“What could be more dangerous than ignoring part of the Trinity? . . . To minimize or ignore the Spirit is to ignore God.” – Pete Burak
“Feelings make wonderful servants but terrible masters.” - Viktor Frankel
“For all who are led by the Spirit of God are children of God.” Romans 8:14
Mentioned
Clothed with Power from On High: A Short Catechesis on Charisms in the Life and Mission of the Church by Scott McKay
Charismatic – It’s the baptism of the Spirit and living by the Spirit. Sometimes there is a more outward expression of those gifts. But it’s a leading of the promptings of the Spirit.
Mythic Narrative – “A return to biblical worldview and the deepest reality that is.”
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1 hr 45 min
February 24, 2025A Movement for Parish Transformation with Eric Chow
In this episode, Jason Jensen and Eric Chow sit down to discuss the Proclaim Movement in the Archdiocese of Vancouver, the missionary potential of Catholic parishes, and principles for powerful transformation. Together they break down Proclaim’s Parish Transformation Framework, and share what they’ve seen bears fruit in the local church.
Guest Bio
Eric Chow currently serves as Director for Proclaim and Associate Director for Ministries and Outreach at the Archdiocese of Vancouver. He has been in mission and leadership for almost 20 years. As a lay missionary, involvement in his local parish, school, and mens ministry, Eric finds life in roles of leadership, strategy, and mentorship. He loves working through others, seeing them succeed, and mentoring/coaching people in their gifts and talents. Eric loves being a husband to Vanessa, and father to Eva, Isabel, Sophie, Samuel, and Francis. You can usually find Eric climbing a mountain, fishing, or roasting coffee.
Learn more about the Proclaim movement ➡︎ https://weareproclaim.com/
Timestamps
0:00 - Introduction to Eric
15:30 - What inspired the Proclaim movement?
16:30 - What did the pandemic change about evangelization?
24:00 - The most important skill a missionary disciple needs to have
28:40 - The call of every disciple
32:40 - The Parish Transformation Framework
43:50 - What Proclaim is not
50:50 - What program is best for parish renewal?
56:00 - How do the other activities of the parish fit in the framework?
1:01:55 - What about the liturgy?
1:06:42 - Things are not as rigid as we think they are
1:09:03 - When things need to change
1:10:30 - Why aren’t healing & way of life included in the Framework?
1:19:30 - The consequences of separating holiness & mission
1:22:42 - The need to be laser focused
Breaking down the Parish Transformation Framework
1:23:18 - Prayer & Discernment
1:40:57 - Mission & Values
1:52:45 - Leadership & Operations
1:58:21 - Spiritual Gifts Discernment
2:15:32 - Accompaniment
2:27:53 - Evangelize Your Community & Evangelize Beyond
Noteworthy Quotes
“I dream of a 'missionary option', that is, a missionary impulse capable of transforming everything, so that the Church’s customs, ways of doing things, times and schedules, language and structures can be suitably channeled for the evangelization of today’s world rather than for her self-preservation.” - Pope Francis, Evangelii Gaudium (27)
“The Church exists, and we as part of the Church – our deepest identity – is to evangelize.” - Eric Chow
“Parishes need to know what they’re about.” - Eric Chow
“Holiness & mission are two sides of the same coin.” - Pope Benedict XVI
“Meaningful formation and a way of life should always lead to mission & self-gift.” - Eric Chow
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2 hr 42 min
February 04, 2025Pastoring the Future of the Church with Father Elsbett
Jason talks with Father George Elsbett, LC, a priest of the John Paul 2 Center in Vienna who has spent years facilitating a growing, thriving little community of faith that is capturing the minds of young people. In a space where people are leaving the Catholic Church, Father George is leading the way in captivating hearts and bringing them into the love of God. He shares about his openness to reevaluating everything and how his journey with God has led him to unimaginable fruit for the Kingdom.
SHOWNOTES
In this episode you’ll hear about how Father George re-imagined what evangelization can be like in present-day Vienna, and the principles we can all learn from it in an apostolic age. Here are some key moments.
Times have changed and our methods of bringing the Gospel need to as well
3:40 - Although Europe is filled with beautiful churches and masses, the reality reveals that 94% of Catholics no longer practice their faith.
8:00 - Unpacking the history and the reality of the Church across Europe. In North America we often romanticize the beauty of churches and cultural heritage of Catholicism, that it’s going to get the faith back.
13:20 - We are no longer the Church of the People. People used to come to Church but we don’t live in a Christendom world anymore. The challenge is pastors aren’t necessarily trained for a reality where it’s not the culture that everyone is coming to Church.
God’s movement in the life of Father George
18:26 - Father George shares about his vagabond childhood with his atheist mother and father who was fleeing the police. He shares the beautiful way his mother and in turn him, encountered Jesus in a way that changed their lives forever.
27:09 - Father George begins to share about the experiences that started to happen that led to building his thriving little quasi-parish community in Vienna to reach young, unchruched people. He shares about the several unsuccessful starts and how that helped lead him towards growth, including being open to reevaluating everything and looking for where there is fruit for the Kingdom.
There is beauty in coming to the end of yourself
30:00 - Father George talks about the moment where he was about to throw in the towel because nothing was working. He talks about his first step being a commitment to prayer.
32:01 - Father George summaries his 3 year journey of learning, reorientating, and creating a vision. He looked around and asked, where are people producing fruit? And how can I look outside the box? He looked everywhere for resources from Protestant churches to Anglican to Catholic: Bill Hybels, Andy Stanley, Tim Keller, Life Church Podcast, Saddleback, Rick Warren, Holy Trinity Brompton, Rebuilt, Amazing Parish, Divine Renovation, Sherry Weddell, etc.
The principles behind what happened in Vienna
41:00 - Jason giving a summary of what we can learn from this pocket of revival: an act of courage to acknowledge what we’re doing is not bearing the fruit we want to see, creating space for innovation, reordering our efforts, and letting go of frameworks.
43:30 - Talks about the crumbling structure and the urgency of needing to adjust to a parish model that reflects the needs and faith of the world today. He talks about the death of Christendom, facing reality, and being open to innovation.
50:00 - Father emphasizes that these decisions must come out of prayer and discernment. He references an idea from Rick Warren that encourages people to look for the “waves” God is already making and hop onto those, instead of trying to make something happen ourselves.
56:48 - We have visions and put in methodologies but for some reason, the methodologies become the vision. What does it look like to apply what’s working in one context into your own? What is it like to bring your own vision? A summary of prayer, courage, and trying something new.
59:20 - Father talks about the main principles such as belonging before behavior, unity in tension, and… what young people are looking for in today’s world, and how they made decisions that they have to make impact.
1:08 - He covers the leadership principles they live by and the principles that have been guiding them. He gives examples of when they decided to lean into a program and when they saw things dwindling and need to pivot - when things had run its course in its context.

KEY PRINCIPLES FROM FR. ELSBETT
Start with prayer & discernment
Look for what God is already doing
Look outside the box
Belong, believe, behave
Unity in tension

NOTEWORTHY QUOTES
“We have a vision and put in methodologies but for some reason, the methodologies become the vision.”
“Discernment is much more important to churches than it has been in the past.”
“Before you even get to the kerygma… you have to show someone you love them.”
“What would it mean today to have a Catholic revival inside this culture?”
“We say we want to fish, but we don’t like their smell. How they talk, dress, etc. we have to learn to love the fish.”
“It’s not about programs, it's about the people. You have to figure out how to move people. To just have stand off activities not - that’s not helpful.”

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1 hr 13 min
January 21, 2025 How We Love the Individual in Today’s Culture with Pete White (PART 2)
In this second part of a conversation with Pete White, you’ll be invited into an enchanted view of the world and to ponder what might happen if you open yourself to Love. We discuss the transformative power of submitting to God’s love, how it moves us outward to love others, and why AI will always lack.
GUEST BIO
Peter G. White is the founder of Vocatio Consulting, an organization that seeks to bring ‘life to life’ by aiding individuals and groups in the discovery and employment of their vocation, or ‘life-calling’. Pete’s chief interest in whichever context he finds himself, is to collaborate along these lines by helping people to ‘become themselves’ by learning to inhabit their vocation as a living craft. Pete is a grateful husband and is a father to three wonderful children with his wife, Kandy. Pete’s hope is to help see the character of Christ realized in the places that are most precious to us all, whether spousal, familial, social, educational or societal. He lives in Abbotsford, British Columbia, where he has operated a private psychotherapeutic practice for 17-years under the banner of Vocatio. He offers courses to executive groups and consulting services to organizations who require content expertise in the territories of psychology and/or Christian spiritual formation. Pete deeply loves the Church and is a grateful guide and accompanier to parishioners and Christian leaders across a number of associated domains.
Pete regards himself as an apprentice of Jesus Christ. You can receive updates on future developments from Pete at petergwhite.com.
TIMESTAMPS
0:00 How can the Church heal the disease in the culture?
10:35 What about humanity has changed in the last decade?
15:23 What love does to us
25:00 The highest measure of integration in a person is love
31:35 The gift of grace & the story of Joe
38:45 Adopting an enchanted view & submitting to love
42:10 Why AI will never satisfy
47:09 Is AI evil?
50:18 How the internet & modernity mimics Christianity
52:09 Final words of encouragement to discover your own calling
NOTEWORTHY QUOTES
“When you do what Love invites, there’s no greater source of genius.” - Pete White
“There’s never been a human being in the history of the universe that wasn’t benefited by being heard.” - Pete White
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57 min

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How shall we sing the Lord’s song in this strange land? Like the Israelites in Babylon called out in Psalms 137, we are also called to be God’s people in a time that is foreign and seemingly distant…