Where there are no dumb questions.
It’s so easy to get in over your head when thinking critically through scripture and theology, and sometimes it’s easy to lose your own voice in it. Today I share my conversation with Teer Hardy where we talk about just that. Listen as we go from the need to think critically, using your pastor as a resource, being vulnerable and listening to those you don’t always agree with. I’m thankful for Teer and the time he gave to chat with me!
This week I’m sharing the second half of my conversation with Emily Hunter McGowin. We start the conversation by discussing how we should amplify the voices of the marginalized and organically moves into what our posture as Christians should be.
I’ve been so challenged by the conversation I had with Emily and look forward to many more. Be on the look out for her book release in May! 
A couple of weeks ago after I had gotten the boys to bed, I was sitting at my computer trying to figure out how I could get my story and vision for what I was doing across.Continue Reading …
My very first time being interviewed! And by my dad!Continue Reading …
I’ve always been a very inquisitive person. From a young age I can remember asking “why” about nearly everything. It wasn’t until I got older that those questions started to bend more towards theological and philosophical topics.Continue Reading …
