In this episode, I am joined by Wes and Missy Lum as we discuss Pilgrim Camp, the Victory Trio, and our journeys of faith.

In this episode, I am joined by Pastor Travis Johnson to discuss how a father wound influences our sense of safety and security with God. We also discuss how Christian fathers can cultivate a sense of autonomy in their children's own relationship with God.

In this episode, I am joined by Martin Barnard as we discuss emotions and faith. myjourneybacktogod@gmail.com

In this episode, I am joined by my dear friend Nathan Dahler as we discuss how to engage with someone struggling with doubt. myjourneybacktogod@gmail.com

In this episode, I discuss the marks of a cult as listed by Dr Mark Bird. I am joined by Nick and Janelle Lavender from the podcast Beyond the Vow. Please reach out if you have any thoughts for the podcast: myjourneybacktogod@gmail.com Beyond the Vow: https://open.spotify.com/show/2LNXHg1OkiEKjjVbNZFovE?si=b4bc9a4da4a74078…

In this episode, I share Dan Stetler's email where he responded to my invitation about the Trinity and Oneness Theology.

In this episode, I discuss the marks of a cult as listed by Dr Mark Bird. I am joined by Nick and Janelle Lavender from the podcast Beyond the Vow. Beyond the Vow: https://open.spotify.com/show/2LNXHg1OkiEKjjVbNZFovE?si=1d5bafecbf494ac0

This is a public invitation to chat on this podcast with Dan Stetler.

In this episode of My Journey Back, I discuss whether the CHM is a cult and how the CHM influenced my spiritual formation.

We can doubt and still have faith. What matters is if we are alone in our doubt.

In this episode, I share my thoughts on vulnerability; how it brings healing and why we resist it. I am the least qualified person to talk about vulnerability, but I wanted share what I am learning about myself and what I hope is true of God. Thank you for listening.

In this episode of "My Journey Back", I discuss why James Plank's apology matters and why it is significant to me personally. Plank's apology is in regard to statements made at UBC where he said anyone who grows up in the CHM and walks away from this heritage should be considered backslidden.