Our podcast, Shoot the Breeze, celebrates the messiness of life, relationships, and Christianity. Mostly, it is us shooting the breeze (sometimes with guests) while occasionally saying something important.
Nathan and Lacey shoot the breeze about a question they received about how do you make a decision when God hasn’t given you direction. They also discuss free will, open theism, and their definition of God’s conviction. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit our website at: https://cultivaterelationships.com/
Nathan shoots the breeze with David Root, a friend of his diagnosed with a rare and untreatable lung cancer. They discuss God’s goodness, healing, relationships, and the choices he makes to maintain a positive outlook. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit our website at: https://cultivaterelationships.com/
In this episode, Nathan and Lacey shoot the breeze about their education, qualifications, and the perceived foolishness in their walk with God. They also reveal the most important thing (and their biggest struggle) they’ve learned about success and God’s favor. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit our… Continue reading STB037 | Obedience | Cultivate Relationships
In this episode, Nathan and Lacey shoot the breeze about the subject they have avoided at all cost — politics. They discuss the mark of the beast, vaccines, and Nathan’s controversial End-Times beliefs. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit our website at: https://cultivaterelationships.com/
In this episode, Nathan shoots the breeze again with Pastor Scott Frerking. They talk about spiritual authority, time management as a pastor, mutual submission, and unity between local church communities. You can learn more about Scott by visiting: hcfburnet.org. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit our website… Continue reading STB035 | Leadership + Pastor Scott Frerking | Cultivate Relationships
In this episode, Nathan and Lacey shoot the breeze about homeschooling… again. They discuss lessons they’ve learned over the years and the changes they’re making for this school year. One of the biggest changes they’re implementing is a mindset that comes from their friend, Shannon Guerra. She is the author of Upside Down: Understanding and Supporting… Continue reading STB034 | Homeschool 2.0 | Cultivate Relationships
In this episode, Nathan shoots the breeze with Jim & Lauren Joiner, volunteer Cultivate Marriage leaders. They discuss the intentionality it takes to be in healthy relationships with others. They talk about why it may be difficult to receive the love others extend toward us and why it is important to discover the deeper issue… Continue reading STB033 | Intentionality + Jim & Lauren Joiner | Cultivate Relationships
In this episode, Nathan shoots the breeze his mom, Jolene Beach. They discuss divorce, marriage, and God’s provision. They also talk about the importance of having people in our lives — even if they say stupid things from time to time. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit… Continue reading STB032 | Community + Jolene Beach | Cultivate Relationships
In this episode, Nathan shoots the breeze again with Pastor Jordan Cornelius. They talk about theology, mental health, and the importance community and relationship plays in preventing suicide. You can learn more about Jordan by visiting: hcfburnet.org. To watch the video version or access all of our episodes and resources, visit our website at: https://cultivaterelationships.com/
In this episode, Nathan and Lacey shoot the breeze about the season of life they are in and how God has brought them to a place of peace. They each share their perspectives of where God has them in ministry, as a parent, and in their own personal lives. They also share what they have… Continue reading STB030 | Peace | Cultivate Relationships
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