Relatable

As someone who preaches in front of thousands of college students every week, TA has a lot of experience with reaching people who are deep into the American culture of fashion and music and any other relevant topic that is currently affecting students' lives. In this episode, TA and Katie discuss TA's approach to marketing and running Breakaway Ministries, how to appeal to culture without conforming to it, and how the Gospel is more relevant than any pair of fancy sneakers or half-a-million dollar sound system. CreditsSpecial thanks to Timothy Ateek for being on the podcast. Find him at the links below:TA's InstagramBreakaway Ministries' WebsiteMusic by Zachary CastilloZach's InstagramHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonKatie's InstagramFollow RelatableRelatable Podcast InstagramRelatable Podcast Website

After college, Rachel moved across the world to help translate Scripture in a Central Asian country. Experiencing life outside an American context forced her to put her faith in perspective. In this episode, Rachel and Katie discuss her life as a cross-cultural missionary, what the Church looks like in a country where persecution exists, and what we can learn from other believers, even if we don't speak the same language or sing the same songs. CreditsSpecial thanks to Rachel for being on the podcast.Sound Engineering and music by Zachary CastilloZach's InstagramHosted, written, and edited by Katie Hudson Katie's Instagram Follow Relatable:Relatable Podcast InstagramRelatable Podcast Website

When Lo recited a poem as his bride walked down the aisle, he had no idea that the moment would go viral, sparking a tension within him that tugged between the value of social media and the dangers it poses. In this episode, Lo and Katie discuss how social media gives him a platform to share his poetry, the responsibility Christ-followers hold when it comes to social media , and how Jesus' promise of rest is still relevant, even in a time when the apps on our phones demand more and more with every click and scroll. CreditsSpecial thanks to Lo Alaman for being on the podcast. Find him at the links below:We Sang a Dirge BookLo's InstagramMusic by Zachary CastilloZach's InstagramHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonKatie's InstagramFollow RelatableRelatable Podcast InstagramRelatable Podcast Website

Erin Moon grew up in a generation where people in the church were told to close their minds, burn their CDs, and keep inside a safe clean box. However, Erin strove to find her faith everywhere, not just where others told her she was allowed to. In this episode, Erin and Katie discuss the importance of critical thinking and empathy in being able to find the blessing of God in all the world, whether that be a favorite movie or the pieces of a broken church. CreditsSpecial thanks to Erin Moon for being on the podcast. Find her at the links below:Erin's websiteMemento Mori Lent StudyErin's InstagramMusic by Zachary CastilloZach's InstagramHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonKatie's InstagramFollow RelatableRelatable Podcast InstagramRelatable Podcast Website

Scott Erickson has known death on all its spectrum—from the death of a dream to the death of a friend—and, as COVID-19's reached our shore, death's demanded a seat at his table once again. Last spring, Scott and his family packed up their home to move from the Portland area to Austin, TX, only to find themselves in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. All the expectations that come with moving were stripped away, leaving them to grieve what could have been as death swept through our world. In this episode, Scott and Katie discuss how death has played a part in his art and life, how the Church handles grief, and how having a conversation with death now can teach us to live the life we hope for. CreditsSpecial thanks to Scott Erickson for being on the podcast. Find him at the links below:Scott's Instagram Honest Advent BookScott's WebsiteSound Engineering and music by Zachary CastilloZach's InstagramHosted, written, and edited by Katie Hudson Katie's Instagram Follow Relatable:Relatable Podcast InstagramRelatable Podcast Website

Tyler's never known a time without community. Life lived so close to others has brought messiness, conflict, and struggles, but he presses in, diving deeper into these relationships. In this episode, Tyler and Katie discuss how he's surrounded himself with life-giving relationships, what Biblical community looks like, and why it is worth every heartbreak and struggle to live a life with others that reflects Jesus' love for us. CreditsHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonMusic by Zachary CastilloSpecial thanks to Tyler Stillwell for letting us tell his story. Find discussion questions to go along with the episode at therelatablepodcast.comFollow Relatable:Website - therelatablepodcast.comInstagram - @therelatable_podcast

Growing up, Zach struggled with recognizing the weight of the influence he carried. However, in recent years, he's come to acknowledge the power his influence gives him—and the heavy responsibility it holds. In this episode, Katie and Zach discuss how social media has distorted our idea of what influence is, what true influence is through Jesus' eyes, and the power each of us hold (whether we want it or not) to influence different venues in our own lives. CreditsHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonMusic by Zach CastilloSpecial thanks to Zach Castillo for letting us tell his story. Find discussion questions to go along with the episode at therelatablepodcast.comFollow Relatable:Website - therelatablepodcast.comInstagram - @therelatable_podcast

Allison's experienced it all when it comes to work: the thrill of succeeding, feeling purpose in her job, the excitement of going to work every day. However, after leaving no time for relationships, taking care of her health, or living a life outside of work, Allison learned that, no matter how great work is, it shouldn't rule her life. In this episode, Allison and Katie take you along with them on a day of Sabbath as they discuss Allison's experience with burnout, how we currently live in an unhealthy culture of hurry, and the importance of God-centered rest.CreditsHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonMusic by Zachary CastilloSpecial thanks to Allison Rackley for letting us tell her story. Find discussion questions to go along with the episode at therelatablepodcast.comFollow Relatable:Website - therelatablepodcast.comInstagram - @therelatable_podcast

Katlyn always knew she was called to be a doctor. But, even a job that saves lives can begin to lose meaning. In this episode, Katie and Katlyn discuss how Katlyn's work struggles have taught her about herself and God, how God's purpose for our work has been corrupted in our post-Christian culture, and how we can rekindle the passion and meaning behind our work. CreditsHosted, written, and edited by Katie HudsonMusic by Zachary CastilloSpecial thanks to Katlyn Croft for letting us tell her story.Find discussion questions to go along with the episode at therelatablepodcast.comFollow Relatable:Website - therelatablepodcast.comInstagram - @therelatable_podcast

At only thirteen years old, God called Daniel Lumpee to become a pastor, asking him to dedicate his life to what appears to be a dying institution in our post-Christian culture. However, Daniel's vision for his role in the Church was bigger than what any statistics could say. In this episode, Daniel and Katie discuss Daniel's journey of planting a Thursday-night church, the tragedy of church consumer culture, and how COVID-19 has exposed our reliance on a form of Church rather than on Jesus and the people he chooses to build his Church with. CreditsHosted and edited by Katie HudsonWritten by Katie Hudson and Zachary CastilloMusic by Zachary CastilloSpecial thanks to Daniel Lumpee for letting us tell his story.Find discussion questions to go along with the episode at therelatablepodcast.comFollow Relatable:Website - therelatablepodcast.comInstagram - @therelatable_podcast

Five years ago, Courtney packed her bags and committed to moving halfway across the country. Now, she barely recognizes the girl she left behind. In this episode, Courtney and Katie discuss Courtney’s story of the commitments that have placed her on the path to become the person she is today, how God’s Kingdom is built on commitments, and how we, as followers of Jesus living in a post-Christian Culture, can still find places in our lives to commit as God has committed to us. CreditsHosted and written by Katie Hudson.Editing and mixing by Zachary Castillo.Special thanks to Courtney Payne for letting us tell her story.Find discussion questions to go along with the episode at therelatablepodcast.comFollow Relatable:Website - therelatablepodcast.comInstagram - @therelatable_podcast