It’s my joy to lean into the years of trauma-informed story work that my wife, Cherie, has explored for two decades. May this conversation be one more step for all of us toward the wholeness that Jesus offers in the marvel and promise of our embodied life.

It’s my joy to invite you into part two of the Become Good Soil podcast series on The Inquisitive Christ with our winsome, American-born, Irish-bred lady of the questions, Cara Murphy.

Cara Murphy is a woman of questions. It’s my joy to explore her book, The Inquisitive Christ, together and recover some of the central questions that are needed in this hour on the earth.

It’s my joy and privilege to invite you into this soul-strengthening conversation with a fellow Kingdom apprentice.

"We must empty ourselves of that with which we are full so that we might fill ourselves with that of which we are empty." –St. Augustine

I asked three courageous women, "What is the fruit of the Become Good Soil message in your husband's life?" My desire is that this conversation will strengthen your hope for the transformation that is available. 

There are practices in our power to do that accomplish in us what we never could on our own—small, consistent, but heroic acts that integrate our fractured souls and reconnect us supernaturally with our God.

The privilege of engaging with Nancy and the Isle of Misfits was catalytic in my own relationship with God. In the hope of passing on what I recieved, I wanted to bring this episode to Become Good Soil for our mutual strengthening. 

If acute anxiety has been a part of your story or the story of someone you love, there is reliable hope for encounter, comfort, and transformation.

How do I find a mentor? What do I do with my disappointment in older men? How do I offer guidance, counsel, or simply more to younger men in my world?