Ep 04: Joey Odom: How you aren't just addicted to your phone, and greater intimacy is possible
February 5, 2025 • Tyler Gorsline, Joey Odom
In this enlightening episode of the "But I Tell You" podcast, we dive into a transformative conversation with Joey Odom during our 28 Day Digital fast. Joey is the co-inventor of Aro—a groundbreaking technology designed to reshape how we engage with our phones and deepen our most important relationships. A One that many of you have been using to be more presence with God and others.
Joey shares his personal journey, including a pivotal moment that shifted his perspective on being present with his family. To discover how individuals and families can reclaim moments that matter most by addressing our compulsive phone habits.
Join us as we explore practical steps to enhance our intimacy with loved ones and our spiritual connection with Christ. Joey's insights offer a fresh perspective on the impact of technology on relationships and how we can regain control over our habits.
Whether you're a parent wanting to be more present for your kids or someone seeking a closer relationship with Jesus, this episode provides valuable encouragement and actionable steps to help you live more intentionally. A perfect way to finish our 28 day digital fast as a church.
Don't miss out on this inspiring discussion! Be sure to subscribe, share, and follow on Social at @ButITellYouPod (http://www.instagram.com/butitellyoupod)
Explore the Aro app: Available on the App Store and Google Play.
Check out the Digital Fast 2025 initiative: Visit http://digitalfast2025.com to learn more.
Your presence matters. Let's reclaim it together.
Ep 03: Jay Kim: Why "get better" and "do more" aren't enough for a transformed life
January 15, 2025 • Jay Kim, Tyler Gorsline
In this episode of the "But I Tell You" podcast, join us for a compelling conversation with Jay Kim, lead pastor of Westgate Church in Silicon Valley and acclaimed author of books like "Analog Christian," "Analog Church," and "Listen, Listen, Speak." Recorded live from the Practicing the Way conference in Portland, Jay opens up about his personal journey of faith and formation, challenging the conventional idea that discipleship is merely about getting better and doing more.
Discover how Jay's experiences in therapy, spiritual direction, and authentic friendships have led him to a deeper awareness and a more meaningful life focused on wholeness rather than endless self-improvement. He shares profound insights into living fully present with God, countering the cultural pressures of perfectionism and performance that pervade our lives.
Tune in to explore the transformative power of desiring what is already yours—God's love and presence—and learn how this perspective can free you to live more genuinely and joyfully in the here and now. Don't miss out on this inspiring dialogue that encourages us all to embrace our true selves and find real meaning in life's journey.
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More about Pastor Jay Kim: Jay serves as lead pastor at WestGate Church in the Silicon Valley of California. He is the author of Listen Listen Speak, Analog Christian, Analog Church, and Colossians: One Jesus, One People. He is also a contributing author to Faithful Exiles, Before You Lose Your Faith, and Red Skies. He has been featured in Christianity Today, The Gospel Coalition, Missio Alliance, Outreach, and Relevant Magazine. He is the host of IVP’s Digital Examen Podcast and Barna’s Making Space Podcast. You can email him at mailto:jay@jaykimthinks.com about just about anything. You can also connect with him on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. He'd love to hear from you!
Ep 02: Sharon Hodde Miller: Anxiety, Fear, and the Cost of Control
In this episode, Pastor Tyler interviews Dr. Sharon Miller for a deep dive into the complexities of control in our spiritual journey. Dr. Miller is co-pastor of Bright City Church and author of "Free of Me," "Nice," and "The Cost of Control," She shares her incredible insights into how control and faith intertwine for Christians, especially in today's uncertain world.
🌿 What's Covered in This Episode:
--Discover how the pursuit of control can shape our relationships and spirituality.
--Learn about the "false gospel" of control and how to shift towards genuine faith.
--Gain practical tips on balancing influence within God's boundaries.
--Hear Sharon's personal journey through family, church leadership, and overcoming the societal pressures of control.
✨ Key Takeaways:
1. The surprising link between anxiety and control.
2. How to recognize the cost of control in your life and relationships.
3. Embracing faith amidst uncertainty and the call to let God lead.
🔗 Connect with Sharon Miller:
--Follow her on Instagram: @SharonHMiller
--Tune into her podcast: "The Resilient Pastor" featuring delightfully insightful conversations.
If you find it helpful, share it with someone who needs encouragement today.
Thanks for tuning in! 🙏 Let’s journey together towards transformation and healing.
Ep 01: Tyler Staton: Cancer, Suffering, and the Hope of Jesus in Uncertainty
December 2, 2024 • Tyler Gorsline, Tyler Staton
An intimate and powerful conversation with Tyler Staton, pastor of Bridgetown Church and author, as he opens up in the midst of his battle with cancer (that is now in remission 🙌).
In this episode, they explore the profound role of suffering in spiritual growth and the unexpected ways the Holy Spirit works through our deepest pain. Tyler Staton shares how his experiences have reshaped his understanding of love, community, and the active presence of God in the wilderness seasons of life. This heartfelt dialogue offers hope, encouragement, and a fresh perspective on living with faith through life's challenges. Perfect for anyone seeking to understand how resurrection breaks into our struggles and transforms them into something beautiful.
Produced with Generous Care by Allen Madriaga Wong and Sami Mititelu.
