Guess who’s back! Kate was the most listened to episode on season 1, so we brought her back in for a bonus episode! We wanted to answer some of the questions we got from that episode, so here we go!

This week on the podcast I got to interview someone who I’ve admired from afar for a long time - Andy Crouch. One of the topics he’s handled with grace and authority is technology.

The fall is kind of like my new year. Everyone goes back to school and it feels like a fresh start for me. I’ve been thinking about this new season and it’s brought me back to one of my favorite topics: risk.

This week you get to meet my people! My friends Ellen Lee and Carla Moss are two of the women in my small group.

One of the biggest barriers we all face in having deep friendships is expressing our own need. We live lives beside each other, but we’re not really entrenched in each other’s lives.

I can't wait for you to meet my friend Tasha! This is a unique episode because you’re going to see inside a friendship that isn’t always easy and yet has been one of the most fruitful relationships.

There are so many misconceptions about what it means to be in healthy community and how we live out these relationships that can get so complicated sometimes.

Being in relationship with people is hard because we’re all human. This isn’t a new phenomenon either. In Philippians 4, Paul addresses a girl fight happening in the church.

We all want to be the healthiest version of ourselves. We want to show up well for our friends, our spouse, our kids, and our family. But what does that mean and how do we do that? This week on the podcast I got to interview Jim Cofield.

We all want to find our people. We all desire that deep connection. We want someone to know our deepest parts and to love us anyway.

The topic of radical community is something I’ve been learning a lot about. Jefferson Bethke feels like a brother to me, and he is living this out in such radical ways.

We all crave a relationship that goes to the hard places. Talks about the hard things. A friend that says what other people are afraid to say. Someone that will push you closer to Jesus, fight for continued friendship, and believe in you.