Well… what’s next?

I can completely understand if you have listened to the podcast or read the book and are left with a funny feeling. A feeling of either: “Wow, this is a lot to digest.”, or maybe: “I want to learn more!” I hope that no matter where you are right now in your process of “re”, you’ll keep an open mind and heart and proceed further down the rabbit hole!

If you are wondering where to go from here, maybe your first step is to simply reach out so that you can quickly learn that you are definitely NOT alone! We would be more than happy to chat with you about your ‘stirring’ story, the things that you are thinking and feeling, and what God is possibly trying to say to you right now.

If you’ll fill out the contact form below, we promise to get back with you soon to help, at the very least, with sharing and learning. Thanks!

Here are Some Resources that Might Help

I’ve tried to add all of the resources that I used in my preparation for writing my book. These are not only pieces that I’ve used or learned from, but some are fundamental and foundational lessons that have become a part of who I am. Hope they help in your deeper dig!

Dr. Caroline Leaf – Cognitive Dissonance

Etymology – The Origin of the English Language

Richard Rohr – Christianity and Unknowing

Books:

Barth, Karl (2005). God In Action: Theological Addresses. WIPF and STOCK Publishers.

Blackaby, Henry. Blackaby, Richard. King, Claude. (2017). Experiencing God. LifeWay Press.

Blackaby, Henry. Blackaby, Richard. (1997). Experiencing God Day By Day. Broadman & Holman Publishers.

Henderson, Jim. Casper, Matt. (2007). Jim and Casper Go to Church: Frank Conversation about Faith, Churches, and Well-Meaning Christians. BarnaBooks.

Packard, Josh. Hope, Ashleigh. (2015). Church Refugees. Group.

Viola, Frank. Barna, George (2012). Pagan Christianity?: Exploring the Roots of Our Church Practices. BarnaBooks.