The Rev. ⁠Brady Radford⁠ is a pastoral counselor, therapist, and consultant in Atlanta who works across the United States with individuals, couples, and organizations promoting self-awareness and healing.

In part two of our conversation, we share two favorite stories: one entitled, “You're Going to Be All Right, Brady Radford”; and Sara share one of her milestones, crying in front of other people. Vulnerabilities. “These we place upon your altar, Lord.”

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The Rev. Brady Radford is a pastoral counselor, therapist, and consultant in Atlanta who works across the United States with individuals, couples, and organizations promoting self-awareness and healing.

In the first part of our conversation, we explore metaphors based on what is needed in this present moment - in the church and society. Also, a nod to The Wizard of Oz and Twister for all you classic movie fans.

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We welcome to the podcast two excellent pastors from Los Angeles: the Rev. Carlton Rhoden, who is a long-time community organizer and pastor of ⁠Westminster Presbyterian⁠; and the Rev. Victor Cyrus-Franklin, newly appointed senior pastor of ⁠Holman United Methodist Church⁠.

In part two, we talk more on the leverage our faith gives us to move mountains and soften hearts, and make people creative and flexible in solving real problems, like finding a place to live in the city of Los Angeles; and we hear a beautiful interpretation of the miracle of the feeding of the 5000.

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