Cut the Chit Chat

Erin is interesting because she seeks after knowledge and learning and she supports, prepares, and inspires people to affect change in their communities. She challenges the status quo and encourages people to do better. She chases after understanding, fun, and joy all while opening her home to those who need one.  We will explore topics such as: reading, teaching, being a social justice advocate, loving people, history, and more!

Kim is interesting because she is authentically herself, she uses her passions to inspire the people and students around her beautifully. She encourages people to be their true selves, she advocates for and loves people fiercely, and she makes those around her want to be better teachers and humans. We will explore topics such as: building relationships with students, what makes a good leader, adult friendships, heaven, and navigating the future.

Manning is interesting because she deeply loves God and how excited she is to share Him through your life and your work. She is always willing to share her knowledge, expertise, and love for God with those around her. She uses what she does for a living and her mind for business to create change in our world and spur other business leaders to lead with the Kingdom in the forefront. We will explore topics such as singleness, cross cultural living, life expectations, purity, God focused business models, and more.

Chris is interesting because he strives to live a wild life. He has helped many find passion for their work, see their potential, appropriately question the status quo, and demand better for our world as instigators of change. He leads by example, he is a light to those around him, he makes people feel seen, heard, and loved. We will explore topics such as: politics, education, nature, white privilege, and sports.

Bart is interesting because he sees the world as glass half full and does whatever he can to get the glass to become actually full. He craves to learn, grow, and love others daily. He seeks after mentorship and strive to mentor others. He is actively chasing after a relationship with God. We will explore several issues including the way I was raised, healing from trauma, our relationships with God and church, sex and dating, the differences in our generations, history, and more.

Emily Koelling is interesting because of the way she love others, her family, and the kingdom. She has endured so much and maintained such a loving perspective on life. She is an overcomer and an inspiration to many. We will explore topics such as: overcoming life's obstacles, being a female in the work place, helping those who are hurting, how we define ourselves, how we make people happy, involving children in struggles, and more.

Jordan is interesting because of the way he looks at the world. Where people often see the world as mostly bad, he helps people see how it can be mostly good. He seeks to find the good in people and situations. Jordan has dedicated his life to the advancement of the Kingdom, globally.  We will explore topics such as: creative projects, accountability, transitioning to a new place well, being children of parents in ministry, being in tune with the Holy Spirit, giving up, and much more!

Michele is interesting because she lives a nontraditional lifestyle that I greatly admire. She doesn't let her life experience deter her from making connections with people of all ages. She loves people and is fiercely passionate about what she does but also is beautifully vulnerable about where she is coming from. In this episode we will cover a wide range of topics such as: dreams, fears, relationships, religion, wants vs. needs, best friends, crying, and much more.

He loves fiercely, he cares deeply, he worships wholeheartedly, his joy and laughter can fill a room, his unique life journey has led him to a deeper understanding of God's love, and the way he articulates what life has taught him is powerful. We will explore topics such as: being uncomfortable, bad habits, the way we dress, how we were raised, making big decisions, and much more.

Luke is interesting because he loves people well, he's always up for an adventure, has a deep understanding of Bible history, he is confident in himself so much so that it enables others to grow more confident in themselves as well.  We will explore topics such as: belonging, closeness with God, regrets, gender roles, cancel culture, and more. Join us while we swap travel stories and big laughs.