Bonus conversation for our 35TH EPISODE! In this Ep I sit down with my friend Jeremy. In this conversation we talk friendship, fathering philosophies and the challenges and perceptions around stay at home parenting, amongst many other things.

Jeremy Bourdon is a husband, friend, brother, pastor and entrepreneur, who's intentional about loving others and seeing people flourish in the space God's called them to. He holds a BSc in Global Studies (Missions) and a Graduate Certificate in Professional Supervision, serves as the Student Engagement Manager for WA, alongside his wife Brooke. Jeremy has been in ministry in WA for the last 13 years after relocating from the USA. He also serves as the Next Gen Leadership Development and Church Support Minister for Churches of Christ WA and the Executive Pastor for Fremantle Church.

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In this episode I have a conversation with Doug Smith around how technology has the power to shape, form and manipulate our human desires.

Doug offers an insider’s perspective on the power of technology, informed by over three decades of software development experience and a lifetime of Bible study.

As a software developer, Doug has served Fortune 500 companies, startups, universities, government agencies, and media personalities. He’s currently an Android-focused engineer with Covenant Eyes, a leading company in the fight against pornography.

If you want to find out more about Doug Smith or his work head to ThatDougSmith - https://thatdougsmith.com

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In this episode Caleb has a conversation with Wayne Alcorn, National President of the Australian Christian Churches and Senior Pastor of Hope Centre, around the the challenges facing emerging generations of fathers and sons. Wayne Alcorn is the author of "My Father's Son: A Generational Journey", in which he shares the personal story of how God’s love transforms generations.

Wayne has seen and experienced the radical life-change that happens in people as they embrace the love of God the Father. He talks poignantly about finding identity in relationship with God, the power of forgiveness and the importance of creating safe spaces for men to share and engage in these conversations.

To find out more about Wayne Alcorn head to https://www.waynealcorn.com/

In this episode I chat with Craig Petty, Compassion's National Church Lead, around the work of Compassion Australia.

We cover a variety of topics including navigating the saviour complex, effective tools and methods used to tackle & release individuals from the poverty cycle, and the success and progression of Compassion's work. We also take a look into Compassion's exciting goal of empowering the Phillipines in becoming a self funded country and what that means for global sponsorship.

Compassion is a Christian international holistic child development organisation. Through their Child Sponsorship Program, more than 2 million children are currently being released from poverty in Jesus’ name. Their focus is one child at a time as they build long-term relationships between children and their local church family.

To discover more about Compassion's work, sponsor a child or ways you can get involved follow this link - https://www.compassion.com.au/

In this episode of the Upside Down People, Caleb has a conversation with the frontman of Kings Kaleidoscope, Chadwick Gardner. Kings K is an American band that you would find hard to pigeonhole, as they have musically layered ear candy that ranges from hip-hop to praise, hymns to rap, rock to alternative indy. There's no denying that Jesus captures the heart of Kings K who's songs offer hope and truth to anyone who listens.

We talk about all the emotions experienced by humanity and the bands creative process. From joy to struggle. Chad speaks candidly and openly about struggles with anxiety and the on going spiritual battle that’s challenges our mental health. Through it we find hope in guarding our minds with truth and knowing that the Spirit of God is even with us in the valley of the shadow of death.

To find out more about Kings Kaleidoscope head over to https://kingskaleidoscope.com/ or Instagram

Otherwise have a listen to their songs on Spotify/ Apple

In this week's episode of The Upside Down People Podcast we have a conversation with Harrison Scott Key, the acclaimed author of "How to Stay Married: The Most Insane Love Story Ever Told" and explore his hilarious, shocking and spiritually profound story of how his marriage was redeemed against all odds.

Harrison Scott Key holds an M.F.A. in creative nonfiction and a Ph.D. in playwriting. His most recent work uncovers his vulnerability and emotions experienced when infidelity was uncovered in the relationship. We talk about the importance of surrounding yourself with a gospel centred community and what that looks like, as well as the reality of suffering and pain.

To find out more about Harrison Scott Key and his books click here: http://www.harrisonscottkey.com/

In this EP, Caleb Gray chats with Howard Fyvie, a filmmaker, musician and social media influencer, about his creative pursuits, parenting philosophies, and the intersection of faith and career.

Howard's creative content has been viewed & played millions of times across the globe, but this hasn't averted his desire to stay humble and walk near to God. He reflects on his faith and how it influences his work in the film industry, highlighting the need for love and honesty in sharing the kindness and love Jesus has for those around him.

You can find out more about Howie by heading to his Instagram page https://www.instagram.com/fivesalive/

He's also on Youtube/FB/TikTok or just search "Howard James Fyvie"

In this EP, we sit down with David Zahl, a popular author and theologian, and have a conversation around his recent book "Low Anthropology: The Unlikely Key to a Gracious View of Others (and Yourself)"

We discus how human nature, sin and grace can have an impact on how we see and experience things. David also discusses the importance of accepting our limitations as humans and living an embodied life.

David Zahl is founder and director of Mockingbird Ministries, which receives more than 1 million website page views per year. He is editor in chief of the Mockingbird blog and cohost of the Mockingcast podcast. Zahl wrote the critically acclaimed book "Seculosity: How Career, Parenting, Technology, Food, Politics", and "Romance Became Our New Religion" amongst others. He has written for Christianity Today and the Washington Post.

Click here to find out more about David Zahl or Mockingbird ministries - https://mbird.com/

In this EP we sit down with Spencer Goldstein and have a conversation around his decision to leave the US Army on reasons of conscience due to his Christian faith.

Spencer is the former director of development for the Center on Conscience & War. He is a graduate from West Point, has his masters in biblical exposition, and is committed to peace, justice, and inclusion for the disability community. He currently works with Dale House Project, bringing healing, empowerment, and connection to youth facing various challenges as they enter into adulthood.

Spencer discusses how the birth of his daughter, born with Down Syndrome and several medical complexities, led to a remarkable shift in perspective of what it means to experience God's love and ultimately his decision to leave the army. This experience opened a new world for Spencer and deepened his understanding of God's love and our need for community.

In this EP I sit down with Mikey Lynch and have a conversation around the role of the church and para-church in evangelism and missions. Mikey discusses how communication is key in creating a space of unity between the church and para church missions. Additionally we talk about burnout, digital discipleship and cultural formation in our relationship with Christ.

Mikey Lynch is the Editorial Director of TGC Australia and also serves as Campus Director of the University Fellowship of Christians, UTAS, Hobart. He was a founder of The Vision 100 Network (TAS) Tasmanian church planting network and is a board member of Reach Australia. He is also the chairman of New Front Door: the Church IT Guild.

Mikey is the author of The Vine Movement: Supporting Gospel Growth Beyond Your Church and The Good Life in the Last Days: Making Choices When the Time Is Short.

Click here to find out more about Mikey Lynch - https://genevapush.com/xian-reflections