Not Your Average PK

My Journey With Perfectionism, Failure, + Success | What God is Teaching Me Right Now

The final episode of season 1 of Not Your Average PK Podcast! OMG! In this episode we get real vulnerable & transparent about my struggles with success, failure, & perfectionism and diving into the hardships I have faced this past year. One year ago God called me to leave my full time job and pursue other things and in today's episode we get into the raw details of what that REALLY looks like + how hard it's been. Just because God calls you somewhere, doesn't mean it will be easy or promising right away. See you back for season 2 this fall!

Reaching the Unchurched

Can we become so "christianized" that we end up staying in places that are already churched and being in places that only other christians are in? Are there people groups that we have deemed "unreachable" and places that we have unofficially said are off limits to go to as Christians? Have we deemed ourselves "too holy" and nonbelievers "too unholy" to reach people in certain unchurched areas? How do you draw the line between legalism and living above reproach? These are all questions that we get into in today's episode with special guest Pastor Michael Moore!

Beauty, Lust, & Modesty

Are we able to admire beauty without crossing the line into lust? Have we oversexualized everything so much that we cannot separate beauty from lust? Are we trained to lust rather than admire one's beauty? These are all questions we dive into in today's episode!

Let's Talk About Gen Z | Who are we and how to reach us

This podcast episode is all about Gen Z! I am part of Gen Z and have been leading other peers in my generation for many years and wanted to give some insight on how to bridge the generational gap, share about our strengths & weaknesses, and also shed some light on why we are the way that we are

Stop Identifying With Your Trauma

In the past, older generations did not want to look at their mental health struggles, but now we may be looking at it too much and trying to over correct, to the point where our trauma becomes our identity...