This time on Beyond the Bar, Abby continues her conversation with Jeremey and Michelle King, diving deeper into the convergence of psychology and theology that makes their ministry and their stories so unique and momentous. You can expect a practical, tactical discussion of:

- the science behind our stories

- big "T" and little "t" traumas

- how to use the "four C's"

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Jeremey is the Lead Pastor at Shepherd of the Valley Church in Afton, MN as well as the President of The Master’s Institute Seminary in White Bear Lake, MN. He recently completed his doctorate writing his dissertation on Relational Discipleship: an Attachment Theory Approach to Creating Community Within the Church. In his career Jeremey has planted a church, helped launch two nonprofits, and been a barista. In his spare time, Jeremey loves to hunt, play guitar, and roast coffee.

Michelle is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, who owns a solo practice called Live Restoried. She has been a partner with her husband Jeremey in ministry for 20 years. They have two teenagers, Gabriel & Neriyah.

Michelle’s therapy focus has been through an attachment lens and includes EFT (emotionally focused therapy for couples and individuals). She is currently finishing a certification in attachment-focused EMDR (eye movement desensitization reprocessing—a form of trauma therapy). For work or play she loves to travel, find fabulous food, explore delightful coffee shops and go on beautiful hikes.

This week on Beyond the Bar, Abby interviews couple Jeremey and Michelle King as they share their testimonies and how God brought them together, as well as their thoughts on:

- God's purposes for marriage

- the power of grace and truth for healing and refining

- why God's stories are always better

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Jeremey is the Lead Pastor at Shepherd of the Valley Church in Afton, MN as well as the President of The Master’s Institute Seminary in White Bear Lake, MN. He recently completed his doctorate writing his dissertation on Relational Discipleship: an Attachment Theory Approach to Creating Community Within the Church. In his career Jeremey has planted a church, helped launch two nonprofits, and been a barista. In his spare time, Jeremey loves to hunt, play guitar, and roast coffee.

Michelle is a Licensed Marriage & Family Therapist, who owns a solo practice called Live Restoried. She has been a partner with her husband Jeremey in ministry for 20 years. They have two teenagers, Gabriel & Neriyah. Michelle’s therapy focus has been through an attachment lens and includes EFT (emotionally focused therapy for couples and individuals). She is currently finishing a certification in attachment-focused EMDR (eye movement desensitization reprocessing—a form of trauma therapy). For work or play she loves to travel, find fabulous food, explore delightful coffee shops and go on beautiful hikes.

This week on Beyond the Bar, Abby interviews her uncle, Nathaniel Melton, a missionary, pastor, and passionate outdoorsman. Through his testimony, he offers hard-earned wisdom on...

- why fear is a liar and how to battle it

- persevering through difficult seasons in life

- how to trust and jump

- the importance of having "3 AM Friends"

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Nathaniel Melton is a husband, father to five boys, and proud grandpa to one grandson. He served as a missionary for thirteen years with YWAM, worked with the Wisconsin Department of Corrections through Northwest Wisconsin CEP in a program called Windows To Work, and now pastors Crossroads Christian Church. He is a licensed guide for hunting and fishing and enjoys spending time outdoors.

In this episode, Abby is joined by guest Joey Reichhoff as he speaks on his journey from rebellion to pastorhood and what he's learned along the way about...

- how to wrestle with doubts and questions

- being okay with not being okay

- walking with confidence, even when your identity is unfinished Don't forget to subscribe! For email reminders, follow this link: https://www.redemptioncoffeehouseandroastery.com/podcast-launch-hype Visit our website, read about the episode on our blog, or check out our online roastery by visiting redemptioncoffeehouseandroastery.com Follow us on Instagram and Facebook @redemptioncoffeehouse.roastery To learn more about Cornerstone St. Paul, visit https://cornerstonechurchstpaul.org/ Joey Reichhoff grew up in southern Wisconsin. Although ministry had been placed on his heart as a teenager, he spent over a decade working on farms before the Lord called him to his first official ministry job. Since then, he has led small churches in both New Jersey and Minnesota.

Joey married his wife Leanne in 2006, and they are raising four children together: Oskar, Mischa, Henry, and Rowan. In his free time, Joey enjoys bird watching, photography, trying new foods with his wife, and taking his children out on adventures.

Today on Beyond the Bar, Abby interviews Rob Foley, a multi-passionate leader, learner, and entrepreneur. He'll be sharing his educational, professional, and entrepreneurial journey from seminary to charcuterie boards, all the while giving practical insight on...

- living a humble and inquisitive life

- how effective and empathetic leadership propels meaningful work

- the importance of catalyzing resonance wherever you're at

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Rob Foley has been married to his wife Leah for 17 years and the two have three children. They moved from Denver, CO to Spooner, WI in 2022. Rob has a master's degree in Theology (Beeson Divinity School at Samford Univ.), and spent 15 years working in non-profit and higher education administration, most recently as the Dean of Students at Denver Seminary. In that role, he led the Department of Student Life and was a primary touchpoint for students in crises and those seeking consultation on matters related to spiritual development, vocational conceptualization, academic success, and life skills.

In late 2019, he became his family's primary at-home parent and an entrepreneur, launching a vintage furniture restoration business that he’s slowly formalized under the name Vintage ReNew. This winter, Rob added artisanal charcuterie/serving boards to the mix. He is currently working toward a Master's in Organizational Leadership (Creighton University), which rounds out his trifecta of deep interests: humanity, theology, and leadership. He is fascinated by how people operate and loves being a catalyst for deepening purpose and meaning in both individuals and groups.

Fun fact: Rob finds TicTacs (especially the Strawberry & Cream and Tropical Adventure flavors) and almost any kind of mint gum irresistible.

In this episode, Abby will be having a conversation about fighting for friendships with her friend, sister-in-law, and Redemption's CCO Maryn Melton.

The two will not only be diving into the nitty-gritty details of their personal relationship, but will also be sharing what they've learned through their shared experience about...

- learning how to communicate with conflicting personalities

- relating deeply with people in different life stages

- rebuilding relationships after past trauma and hurts

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Maryn Melton is the CCO at Redemption, Abby's friend and sister-in-law, and a wife and mom. She loves sipping cortados and mocktails, spending time with her family and in-laws, and singing along to her favorite songs.

This episode is the second in a two-part series about what it looks like to build a legacy, specifically in fatherhood, ministry, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Abby will be interviewing her grandfather Richard Melton, the owner of Poor Richard's Antiques in Spooner, WI. He'll be sharing his personal testimony of redemption as well as speaking on...

- surrounding yourself with people who believe and hope for you

- praying with a "But if not..." faith

- being strong in your convictions with grace and gentleness

- leaving a legacy of being a man of God and a loving father

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Richard Melton is the owner of Poor Richard's Antiques in Spooner, WI. He is an entrepreneur, was a pastor for nine years, and is still heavily involved in the church. He currently holds the titles of husband, father, grandfather, and great-grandfather. Richard is passionate about leaving a legacy of faith in God and persistent prayer.

This episode is the first in a two-part series about what it looks like to build a legacy, specifically in fatherhood, ministry, and entrepreneurship. In this episode, Abby will be interviewing Matthew Johnson, a husband, father, entrepreneur and church elder. He'll be telling his story and sharing his wisdom on...

- rolling up your sleeves in the face of responsibility

- being a servant for your family

- inviting wise counsel into your life

- telling your redemption story while it's still in progress

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Matthew Johnson holds many titles, including born-again Christian, husband of twenty years, father of four, entrepreneur, pastor, and blogger for careforpastors.org. He currently is an elder for a small church outside of Sarona, WI and he dreams of someday being a published author.