The Pace Podcast

In Episode 5, we're talking about what happens when we want peace, joy, purpose, wisdom, intimacy, and spiritual growth, but neglect the relationship with Jesus that actually produces those things. Together, we explore the difference between branches and roots. Branches are the things people can see: church attendance, serving, Bible knowledge, Christian language, leadership, and influence. Ro...

We've spent the last few episodes talking about pace, urgency, spiritual numbness, and what it looks like to reconnect with God. Beneath all of those conversations is a deeper question: Do we trust God? In this episode, Alex and Chase discuss what it means to rest in God's character, especially during seasons of uncertainty, disappointment, and waiting. Together, they explore how our belie...

Sophie is joined by Denae, Director of Spiritual Formation at BLVD Church, for a conversation about spiritual numbness, identity, and the abundant life Jesus invites us into. Many people wouldn't use the words "spiritual numbness," but they know what it feels like to be disconnected from God, from themselves, or simply going through the motions. Together, we explore how hurry, fear,...

Episode 2 of The Pace Podcast. Last episode we talked about how a unhealthy pace has become normal in our lives and how we were never created to constantly live rushed, distracted, exhausted, and disconnected. But in this episode, we go deeper and ask the question: Why do we live this way in the first place? Why does urgency feel safer than stillness? In this conversation we explore how urgency sl...

In Episode 1 of Pace, we talk about the unhealthy pace we’ve normalized and how distraction, exhaustion, and constant noise are shaping our everyday lives. We explore why slowing down feels uncomfortable, why busyness has become normal, and how we’ve confused movement with meaning. Through honest conversation and personal reflection, we discuss distraction, hurry, spiritual numbness, and the press...

We live in a world that constantly pushes us to move faster, consume more, and keep up. In this introduction episode, we share why we started this podcast, the burden behind these conversations, and why we believe Jesus invites us into a slower, deeper, and more rooted way of living.