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TUESDAYS TOGETHER: WHERE IS YOUR VOTE TAKING YOU?
We are one week away from the next presidential election. Where is your vote taking you? To triumph,...
TUESDAYS TOGETHER: HOW TO VOTE
There are 2 weeks until the election. Is there a way we can know how to vote with certainty. I share...
TUESDAYS TOGETHER: WHAT IF YOU'VE ALREADY VOTED?
This week I ask you to consider how you may have already voted. Imagine a world where everyone votes...
TUESDAYS TOGETHER - THE CHOICE THAT CAN PUT...
This week in the headlines are the continued terrible fires on the West Coast; the death of Supreme ...
Tuesdays Together: What Kind of Glue Are You...
In Week 4 of our Tuesdays Together - wondering if this election season could be a healing season ins...
Tuesday Together: The Day I Learned Had Covid...
In Week 3 of our times together wondering whether this election season can be a way to find one anot...
Tuesday Together - Say Something and Bring Socks
This is our first Tuesday Together after my birthday wish that in these weeks before the next presid...
Belonging Birthday Challenge - Week 1
Seventy days from today (my 61st birthday), we will elect our next president. What if - instead of p...
Quiet Chaos Podcast from Kuwait: Belonging - Welcome...
Is it possible for people with different perspectives, faiths, and cultures to have a conversation t...
Belonging: Changing the Conversation
You won't want to miss this conversation about making difficult conversations meaning.I talk about m...
Belonging Recovery, Beyond Addiction
Join me as we talk about Recovery. How do you find it? What does it look like? How do you support th...
Belonging for Moms; Surviving this Season
Join me as I discuss mothering in this most stressful season. I am with Kristen Wheeler of the podca...
Belonging: Bridging the Gap for Parents of Adult...
You don't want to miss this program if you have adult children. I talk with Grace Casper, senior at ...
Belonging Therapy and the Healing Path
Join me as I talk all things therapy with Dr. Jim Coffield, former professor, pastor of counseling, ...
Belonging: What the Church Needs
Join me as I talk with Chuck DeGroat, professor at Western Seminary and author of When Narcissism Co...
Sharon Hersh - Belonging: Finding the Way Back
Are you weary of distance, division, and disconnection? Listen to Sharon Hersh introduce her new boo...
Sharon Hersh on Addiction Part 2 (Women, Loneliness)
This is Part 2 of a two-part series in which writer, counselor, and educator Sharon Hersh addresses ...
Sharon Hersh on Addiction Part 1 (Desire, Failure,...
This is Part 1 of a two-part series in which writer, counselor, and educator Sharon Hersh addresses ...
What stories are you willing to walk into? Whether it be on Facebook, in a small group, or at the grocery store? “What makes the Gospel good news is who it pursues, not who it excludes.” – Rachel Held Evans
Tuesdays together
We are counting down to the next presidential election and I have invited you to join me on Tuesdays to wonder together if and how this season can be healing instead of further breaking us apart.
Life in the Minivan
Thirty years later I can tell you that I never figured out that formula. But I tried. I really wanted to believe that good parenting was about good outcomes, and that the Bible was the answer book.
The Perfect Storm
Has your life ever felt like the perfect storm? Are you filled with fear and emptied of faith? Join me as we look at a story about a napping Savior, a stormy sea, and a life-changing question: “Where is your faith?”
what if you’ve already voted?
This week I ask you to consider how you may have already voted. Imagine a world where everyone votes for themselves, believes they are right and deserves to be the judge – a world where everyone does what is right in their own eyes. Well, it’s not that hard to imagine. It’s the world we’ve already voted for. Are you ready to change your vote?
The Day I Learned Had Covid 19
In Week 3 of our times together wondering whether this election season can be a way to find one another instead of tearing one another apart, we consider crashing – crashing into pain-filled and confusing circumstances that often leave us crashing into one another. Who is really to blame for all our wrecks? What if wrecks are really a relief because they reveal that we cannot save ourselves. We need a rescue story.
What Kind of Glue Are You Using to Hold Yourself Together?
In Week 4 of our Tuesdays Together – wondering if this election season could be a healing season instead of breaking us further – we talk about all our brokenness. We are experiencing broken dreams, plans, hearts . . . and we often then crash into one another with the shards of our lives. What glue do you use to try to put the broken pieces back together: pleasure, power and control, work and busyness, relationships, or spirituality. Mostly, the glue we use reveals we can’t put ourselves back together, save ourselves, rescue ourselves . . . We need a Rescuer. How do we get ready for and experience a rescue story?
Belonging Birthday Challenge - Week 1
Seventy days from today (my 61st birthday), we will elect our next president. What if – instead of pushing and pulling us away from each other – this election is the way back to our finding one another? Sound impossible? I dare you to accept my invitation to a conversation every Tuesday. What if we don’t wake up on November 4 with an integrity hangover? What if we know – heart and soul – we belong to each other and we live like that’s true. This is a call to courage and kindness. No one belongs more than you.
Say Something and Bring Socks
This is our first Tuesday Together after my birthday wish that in these weeks before the next presidential election, we find our way back to one another instead of becoming even more divided. Belonging is a process that we grow and nurture as we discover we are all wired for struggle and for worthiness. The challenge this week is to say something – not about the stories of the day but stories of eternity that come out of vulnerability to be deeply seen and known and to offer that to others. Break some rules. Bring a few pairs of socks
We’re All in This Apart
The failure of the current cultural story of the coronavirus to cultivate Christlike love, and instead cultivate conspiracy narratives, has resulted in a lack of empathy and drawn even more dividing lines based on political parties, whether we want to wear a mask, or the choices we make about social distancing.
