The Good Wolf Song

The Good Wolf Song - Episode 29 - “The Cleverest Son”

Today, I’m sharing with you an Ethiopian riddle which will pose the question: “what two items, which fit into one pocket, can fill a room and with what do they fill it?” We’ll explore this riddle and what it can teach us, ESPECIALLY during the trying times we face. We’ll also take a glance at what Jesus had to say about the challenge I pose on each episode and why it’s so important to complete.

The Good Wolf Song - Episode 28 - “Eli, Eli, lama sabachthani?”

Happy Easter, Wolfpack! This has been an incredibly hectic time in my life and as we celebrate Resurrection Sunday today, many of us find that this year just feels completely messed up... because it is! Even the church doors are closed on Easter Sunday because of this pandemic and it can lead many of us into believing that God has put the world on autopilot and stepped away from the controls. If you’re like me and life has sucker punched you harder this year than ever before, OR if you just want to know why the title of this podcast is Aramaic, then take a listen!

The Good Wolf Song - Episode 27 - Known Outcomes

The 2020 Super Bowl was a GREAT day for KC Chiefs fans. They’ll remember that game for the rest of their lives. Now, I’m not a huge sports guy, so I caught the game on the DVR about a week after it happened and knew the outcome beforehand. Watching such a dramatic turn of events unfold in front of me taught me a lot about how we perceive outcomes when known vs. unknown.

The Good Wolf Song - Episode 26 - Thinkin’ at the Carwash

You know how you always seem to have great ideas in the shower? Well I guess there’s something about running water than stirs the mind and soul because sitting in line at the carwash today sparked an inspiration for the first podcast in a month. What can you learn from a long line at the carwash? Listen to find out.

The Good Wolf Song - Episode 25 - Happy 2020

Today, we talk about the overly-dramatized “new year, new me” concept and how to actually use that same energy no matter what day of the year we’re on.