Erin Moon grew up in a generation where people in the church were told to close their minds, burn their CDs, and keep inside a safe clean box. However, Erin strove to find her faith everywhere, not just where others told her she was allowed to. In this episode, Erin and Katie discuss the importance of critical thinking and empathy in being able to find the blessing of God in all the world, whether that be a favorite movie or the pieces of a broken church.


Credits

Special thanks to Erin Moon for being on the podcast. Find her at the links below:

• Erin's website
• Memento Mori Lent Study
• Erin's Instagram

Music by Zachary Castillo

• Zach's Instagram

Hosted, written, and edited by Katie Hudson

• Katie's Instagram

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Scott Erickson has known death on all its spectrum—from the death of a dream to the death of a friend—and, as COVID-19's reached our shore, death's demanded a seat at his table once again.

Last spring, Scott and his family packed up their home to move from the Portland area to Austin, TX, only to find themselves in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. All the expectations that come with moving were stripped away, leaving them to grieve what could have been as death swept through our world. In this episode, Scott and Katie discuss how death has played a part in his art and life, how the Church handles grief, and how having a conversation with death now can teach us to live the life we hope for. 


Credits

Special thanks to Scott Erickson for being on the podcast. Find him at the links below:

• Scott's Instagram 
• Honest Advent Book
• Scott's Website

Sound Engineering and music by Zachary Castillo

• Zach's Instagram

Hosted, written, and edited by Katie Hudson 

• Katie's Instagram 

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