The words “spiritual anthropology” dropped into my brain when I became curious and began looking into why particular regions and communities are more influenced by certain issues and strongholds than others. Out of concern, I wanted to know what the spiritual roots were, and how that history connects to present day.

Societies are tapestries of many factors in the natural senses and the spiritual senses. And by that I am super fascinated.

Who do you believe God is to you?

I welcome you to bring all of your qualms, baggage and idiosyncratic experiences to this Spiritual Anthro party because God is here to help us work through it ALL and reveal Himself in the process!

Let’s explore what a God Concept is, why it matters, and why our head and heart are at odds over our perception of Him.

Check back later, more to come soon!

Check back later, more to come soon!

It is the intimacy cultivated in an unadulterated, authentic relationship with the Lord that holds nothing back which unlocks more than we could ever do in our own power. 

If you carry a burden for more than you can possibly handle - especially if you have big divine dreams or a call to ministry - keep reading!

Through this intimacy with God, there are encounters with Him that will mark you forever-moments that seem like time is standing still just for you.

Hearing from God isn’t reserved for only a few super spiritual people—it’s what we were made for. Discover His voice in daily life. He is a relational God and He has things to share with you for wisdom, guidance, encouragement, vision, and more! 

Let’s clear up misconceptions that get in the way of our spiritual senses.

It is too easy to become disillusioned with God. Sometime others impact our view of Him negatively. When our God concept becomes polluted, we end up worshipping something else in return.

Disillusionment and disappointment breeds idolatry. Idolatry shapes culture for the worse. But God wants to intervene with mercy.

Let’s get dig deep into some things that often block us from viewing God the way He wants to be viewed.