The Environmental Christian Podcast

Jesus and Character

Today we will talk about a few of Jesus’s characteristics we are called to emulate. 

Reflecting on Christmas- Why does it make me so uncomfortable?

December depression? Maybe you can relate.

2025- The Uncomfortable Christian

For 2025, The Environmental Christian is going to be scaled back so I can create content 2-4x a month. I’m tired… and honestly, a bit depressed by the state of our world, particularly Christianity in North America. A season of The Uncomfortable Christian will talk about how uncomfortable it is to be a Christian in a time of Christian Nationalism. We will look at Jesus and how to follow him is to be uncomfortable. We’ll also talk about the environment, science, and so many other things. I hope you will join this season called The Uncomfortable Christian.

The Faith of Mary

Luke 1 gives us a glimpse of Mary, Jesus’s mother.

Observe

Welcome to the Environmental Christian Walking podcast. This is a guided 30 minute walking podcast that includes scripture reading (lectio divina), silence, observation, and silent prayer and thanks. This is intended to be an intentional time with God while walking/ hiking and not an exercise podcast. 

We want to remind you of the importance of being aware of your surroundings as you listen to this podcast. 

I’m just not that person

I'm learning about myself, and this year, I finally admitted that I'm just not that person. 

The Ocean

The ocean is not part of creation I get to experience very often. I’m taking time to ponder this creation and all it encompasses. 

Silence

Are we afraid of silence? How do we have a relationship with Jesus without listening?

Rethinking Ownership and Dominion

Stripped down, real conversation coming from the grief of a companion. This conversation will be divided into separate podcasts. The first podcast, rethinking dominion theology. 

Citizens of Heaven

This world in which we live screams at us about earthly things. It’s overwhelming. And our brains are going to tell us we don’t have time to read the Bible and contemplate what it says or take a walk and experience God in nature or sit in silence to listen to God’s quiet voice. And to that, I say...