Gray and Ted chat with Tom Ashbrook and discuss chapter 4 of “Into the Silent Land.” Listen and reflect on how we already have everything we need to experience Christ.

Gray and Ted chat with Renee Clark and discuss chapter 3 of “Into the Silent Land.” Listen and reflect on how the body impacts how we become still and silent before God.

Gray and Ted chat with Sheli Sloterbeek and discuss chapter 2 of “Into the Silent Land.” Listen and reflect on how the mind, although potentially filled with distractions, is a critical part of contemplation. Grab a cup of coffee or your favorite tea and enjoy.

John DelHousaye joins Gray and Ted to reflect on chapter 1 and the Illusion of Separation from God. More coffee too!

Gray and Ted meet with Jess Meeks over coffee and discuss the season as well as the preface to the book: Into the Silent Land.

Ted and Gray wrap up the season reflecting on what they learned from a season of great conversations. And, they enjoy a smoothie inspired by Gerry Sittser (episode 8).

Join Ted and Gray as they interview Church historian and scholar Jerry Sittser and explore what we can learn from the early church that is helpful for contextualizing what is happening today. Also, listen closely to get Jerry’s great recipe for a green smoothie.

Listen in as Gray and Ted interview and spend time with Krispin Mayfield, author of “Attached to God.” They explore that ways that attachment theory speaks to the ways that we connect with God. Breakfast burritos was the breakfast of choice on this episode.

Gray and Ted talk with Jason Feffer about life in the church and where Jason is seeing hope … over donuts. Jason pastors a church in Chicago called “The Practice.”

Norm Wakefield joins the podcast and share a meal in his home with Ted and Gray. Norm is now in his 80’s and served as a pastor and seminary professor for decades. His perspective on this season’s question: “The Church is Dead … Or, is it?” is pure “Norm” – gracious, relational, filled with wisdom [...]