by Jason Clark | Sep 30, 2020 | Articles, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Popular, The Fathers Love
Rose-Colored Glasses A little while back, in a comments section of an article I wrote on the nature of God, a fella by the name of Don asked a challenging question. He disagreed with my “God Lens” on how I saw God and the world....
by A Family Story | Sep 3, 2020 | Crisis of Identity, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Interview, Intimacy, Leadership, Relationship, Rethinking God Podcast, The Fathers Love
Michael McElyea You Love Me, But You Don't Know Who I Am iTunes Spotify Google Play Libsyn You love me, but you don’t know who I am. Those are the words God spoke to Michael several years ago and it took him on a...
by A Family Story | Aug 26, 2020 | Crisis of Identity, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Interview, Intimacy, Leadership, Life, Parenting, Relationship, Rethinking God Podcast, The Fathers Love
Katie Skurja Discovering Our Humanity iTunes Spotify Google Play Libsyn In this podcast, Katie Skurja talks about discovering our humanity in the image of God, shame and behavior, grace and identity, paradox and...
by Jason Clark | Aug 6, 2020 | Articles, Books, Crisis of Identity, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Intimacy, The Fathers Love
Talking Sovereignty and Faith with Randall Worley Randall Worley hosts interviews on his Instagram and I was honored to have a conversation with him about the goodness of God, the mystery of faith, the sovereignty of God, and how we...
by A Family Story | Jul 29, 2020 | Faith, Friends, Interview, Prayer, Rethinking God Podcast, Sin, The Fathers Love
Fr. Kenneth Tanner A Body Of Which I Am A Member iTunes Spotify Google Play Libsyn Approaching scripture, prayer, and our participation in the divine life, Father Kenneth Tanner explores a faith that is beautiful in its...
by Jason Clark | Jul 15, 2020 | Articles, Crisis of Identity, Dreaming, Faith, God Is Not In Control, Intimacy, Popular, Sin, The Fathers Love, Worship
Leaving Jesus “I am ready to leave Jesus,” she said in an almost threatening way. I was talking to a friend over the phone. This was nearly the first thing she said at the beginning of a two-hour conversation in which she railed at...
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