Everything is OK tackles life issues from a faith perspective.
For this week are sharing one of our patreon episodes — Questions with Kyle! This episode unpacks the challenging notion of multiple religions, many gods. Who serves the same God? Do all Christians serve the same God, or versions of the same God? If you enjoy this episode, and want more like it join our patreon community! For $1 or more a month, you get original content like this for your listening enjoyment.
music credits
Sick as Dogs - The Squid and the Whale
Do you know what kind of music your pastor listens to? Who takes care of our pastors and helps them not burn out? What does it feel like knowing hundreds of people look to you for spiritual guidance. Episode 26 takes an intimate look behind the curtain of the life of pastors and church leaders. We interview Mike Dixon, head pastor of Ekklesia Hattiesburg, Brad Corbin, head pastor of Court Street Methodist in Hattiesburg, and Sarah Hill, past president of a Christian sorority at Oklahoma State University. We hope this episode will help you better understand how we can support and empathize with our faith leaders.
music credits:
Barroom - Kyle Buchanan
Never Look Back - Jonathan Roye
Ticking - Kyle Buchanan
Inception - The Squid and the Whale
And Run - Floridamen
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Hey friends, we made it to Episode 20!!!! Alex Pickle and HR Sweat are back for the second installment of their fascinating conversation. If you haven't listened to Both Sides of the Coin - Part 1 (Episode 19), please go back and listen to it first, and then come right back for this episode! The boys discuss minimum wage, human rights, abortion, and so much more. What are the implications of legislating morality?
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Wyoming - Sidecar
Sunrise - Jonathan Roye
Inception - The Squid and the Whale
Seahorses - The Squid and the Whale
Ekklesia Hattiesburg
Brad, James and David talk about the importance of intentional conversation, community and maintaining adult friendships. As we get older, it seems like it takes more intention and effort to maintain friendships. We are called to live in community, so why don't we?
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Numbers - Joel Slabach
Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman
Still we Sing (O, guiding Light) - Scales of Motion
Brad, James and David discuss the power and consequence of shame culture. Also we share personal experiences, and talk about the difference between shame and guilt, and how they are interchanged.
On this episode we discuss gender inequality and sexism with our good friend Melia Mullins. Melia is a mother, wife, educator and past church staff member living in OKC. How do we combat sexism in our modern age? How do new parents set a course for better equality within their home and with their children.
music credits:
Yourself and Everyone Else - Travis Loafman
Someone - James Price
Inception - The Squid and the Whale