Can we just admit we are jacked-up?
Feels good to get that off your chest, doesn’t it? As the Chief Recovering Hypocrite around these parts, I want people to experience more of that. That’s why I started this podcast. Having been a pastor for nearly two decades, I’ve seen my fair share of sin out there (and in here, for that matter) and I want to talk about it.
Every other week (usually), I sit in front of a microphone by myself or with a guest to talk about the relentless grace of God directed at jacked-up people who don’t deserve it one bit.
Noel talks with Ronnie Martin about why it’s so hard to be content, if contentment is more difficult now than ever, and the role of so-called “holy discontentment” in the life of a follower of Jesus.
It’s been a couple weeks since I returned from my annual social media fast and I have some thoughts about the online world I found when I returned.
July is a key month in my personal spiritual rhythms because it’s the month I fast from social media and try to live a more analog life.
A podcast episode about why joy is a necessary and commanded attribute of a follower of Jesus, how COVID19 is impacting our joy, and why we desperately need technology sabbaths.
Noel talks with Joseph Harris about ways Christians and Pastors in predominantly white churches can practically think and talk about race issues, during times of crisis and in between.
Tim and Patty Kimberley talk about their journey from the Northwest to the Midwest and how they experienced the grace of God through some difficult pain.
Noel talks to author Dr. Nate Collins about his book, All But Invisible: Exploring Identity Questions at the Intersection of Faith, Gender, and Sexuality.
Noel talks about civil disobedience from a biblical perspective and how it applies to churches today.
Noel sits down with Daniel Yang for a wide ranging conversation about how the church can, will, and must change during the present crisis.
As we quarantine (or shelter in place), how do we survive without killing each other?
