Drake De Long-Farmer sits down with Robert Vore & Steve Austin and tackles the topic of mental health and the church. Vore and Austin highlight some of the areas we have missed the mark, some encouraging trends emerging, and ultimately some wisdom in how the Church could be an influential voice and play a huge part in a movement towards health and wholeness. Head to cxmhpodcast.com to find out more about their podcast and the work both Robert and Steve are doing in this space. 

Drake De Long-Farmer sits down with Chad Varity from holmetrics.com and talks about the need for a serious look into burnout in ministry and leadership, the steps towards real and tangible health, and the passion behind how holmetrics is trying to play a small part of that effort.

Kevin Seguin, Brian McNarry, and Drake De Long-Farmer sit down and tackle the controversial use of the label heretic. Attempting to answer the question of why we are so quick to use it, the online effect of dialogue, and when it isn't appropriate to use and when it is. This is a bit longer of an episode but one that digs deeper into some turbulent waters of healthy and helpful dialogue. Don't forget to engage in the conversation here in the comment section and on our facebook page. We want to hear from you. 

What's the difference between a Christian Comedian and a Christian who is a comedian? Newly minted Editor-in-Chief Kevin Seguin caught up with comic Clifford Myers in this week's episode of Bold Cup of Coffee's The Brew podcast to find out.

Clifford Myers moved to Hamilton, Ontario in 2008 after studying theology at Heritage College & Seminary in Cambridge, Ontario and film production studies at the Toronto Film School. He proceeded to expand his interests by transitioning  into stand-up comedy where he quickly developed a name for himself as a talented upcoming performer. With his strong crowd-work and storytelling ability, Clifford is best known for delivering a “different show, every show.” In 2014, he was awarded Best Emerging Artist for Performance at the Hamilton Arts Awards.

Passionate about community connectivity and personal growth, the decision to work out of Hamilton was a natural fit. With encouragement from his friends and family, Clifford committed to self-employment full-time in 2017 where he sought after a holistic approach to business, combining his interests in live-performance, community-involvement, personal & professional mentorship and content production.

In this episode, Kevin and Clifford talk about everything from Clifford's decision to pursue secular comedy as an occupation, to funny stories about his wife, to the impact he gets to have on the lives of those around him and in his audience.

Lots of thoughtful discussion and even some laughs to go around in this episode of The Brew.

In this girls-only episode, Char interviews the wives of two Bold Cup team members about expectations, roles in ministry and what it's like to be a pastor's wife. 

Charlotte and Steven had the opportunity to speak with speaker and blogger Sarah Bessey. We had the opportunity to chat about Christian feminism & her recent viral hashtag #thingsonlychristianwomenhear. We also talked about her book "Out of Sorts: Making Peace with and Evolving Faith. We think that you will find this conversation helpful and thought-provoking.

You can find Sarah and all her content at sarahbessey.com.

We sat down with Carey Nieuwhof and discussed the topic of leadership. More specifically burn out, what leads to burnout and one of the biggest choices every leader needs to make. It was an amazing conversation that we believe you will be encouraged and challenged by from someone who has not only lived through it, but found success as well. To check out more from Carey, head to careynieuwhof.com.

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Biblical interpretation if often a touchy subject, but it doesn't have to be. In this episode, we talk with Dr. Pete Enns about why he thinks literalism isn't an authentic way to read the Bible. As always, Pete has a way of challenging us to re-think some of the methods we've come to read the Bible. You can find Dr. Enns and all his work at www.peteenns.com.

Don't forget to subscribe & stay on top of every episode and head to boldcupofcoffee.com to find more content like this and click the 'join the conversation' tab and engage with us. We want to hear your voice. ​