@Sea – Ep115 – Changing The Narrative About Church Attendance

August 19, 2022At Sea, Church, Deconstruction, It Is What You Make of It, Podcast, Sunday Reflections

So I’ve been really enjoying this new feature of the podcast, taking a question from my Monday q&a sessions at Instagram, and digging just a tad deeper into one of those questions, specifically, those questions when you seem to resonate with those questions and my response. This past week, I got a question that I’ve … Read More

@Sea – Ep112 – Mike Edel

July 22, 2022At Sea, It Is What You Make of It, News, Podcast

Mike Adele is a very talented singer, songwriter, and producer from Canada. And full disclosure a dear friend of mine, he’s also which is a gift to me, a client. He’s someone I’ve had the privilege of coaching over the last couple of years. And as I am with many of my clients, I’m really … Read More

@Sea – Ep110 – Burnout

July 14, 2022At Sea, Community, It Is What You Make of It, Podcast

Last week, I introduced a new element to the podcast; namely, bringing part of my Instagram Q&A sessions to this space and providing a longer answer to some of the deeper or, in my opinion, more pressing questions. On Monday, during the Q&A, this question really stuck out to me: “How do we manage over-pouring … Read More

@Sea – Ep110 – Is Going To Church a Priority?

June 30, 2022News

Part of how I answered the question on Instagram was to say that it depends on what my priorities are.  Here’s what I mean:  “Church,” as I understand it, is largely a way to intentionally practice the Divine gift of life with other people. Certainly, there are facets of regular church attendance that means I … Read More

@Sea – Ep108 – Natalie Toon Patton

April 28, 2022At Sea, Compassion, It Is What You Make of It

While the experiences of displacement and disorientation play such a significant role in conversations about cultural place, institutional belonging, and even interpersonal relationship. I am moved and inspired not only by the stories of those who endure and triumph over that sense of displacement or dislocation but in fact sometimes even choose displacement and the … Read More