The Hope Project

On today's episode, Roe and Jim join us for the third time to have an honest conversation about sex. We cover many things ranging from orgasm to sexual positions, to sex enhancers, to the different needs of each person, and so much more. Hope you enjoy! Jim and Roe have been married 44 years,  Jim owns his own business and is a career coach and a futurist . Roe is adjunct faculty and a staff spiritual director at a local seminary.  Both of them are very involved with “Treasures,” a nonprofit that serves trafficked victims and women coming out of the sex industry. Through “Treasures,” Roe has been in 6 different countries training or working with women in the sex industry. And for the past 20 years, they have mentored couples struggling with sexual brokenness! Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, Chris and Chad join us to talk about fatherhood and what it means to be a dad. We get into how Christians have done this well, how their own fathers have impacted how they father, and Chris' instagram handle. Hope you enjoy! Chris Barragan received an M.A. in Pastoral Care and Counseling as well as a B.A. in History from Biola University. He is the Assistant Director of Pastoral Care and leads The Dwelling, an on campus ministry for students that experience same-sex attraction or identify as lgbtq. He also oversees Depths, a program for students seeking freedom from pornography. Chris believes that you can never have too many tacos, and that there is always room for one more cup of coffee. Chad is the Director of Student Led Ministries and Spiritual Formation at Biola University. He leads some of the chapels, teaches Spiritual Formation, and shares an advisory role to Biola's Student Missionary Union. Chad served as a pastor locally for 12 years before he came to Biola and has been married to Beth since 2002. He got his undergraduate degree from Biola University in Communication Studies and Masters in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care. Chad answers to his name, or to one of two nicknames, “Mad Chiller” or “Chad-the-Dad.” Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, Miles and Heather join us to talk about premarital preparation and what marital counseling was like for them. We get into how Christians have done this well, and how they have often gone extremely wrong in trying to prepare for marriage. Hope you enjoy! Heather and Miles Bocianski have been married for two years. They met while working at the same university and connected over their love for the outdoors. While dating, they recognized the importance of leaning into hard conversations and understanding how their lives as individuals would complement and conflict with one another in marriage. Through this, they have become advocates for couples taking an honest assessment of their relationship before moving into marriage.  Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, Dr. Johnson shares with us his thoughts, experiences, and reflections on how to parent healthy sexuality into young boys. Hope you enjoy!  Adam Johnson has a B.A. in Philosophy from Biola University, a M.A. in New Testament from Talbot School of Theology, an M.Div. from Princeton Theological Seminary, and a Ph.D. in Philosophy in Theological Studies from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School.  Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On today's episode, Camille Hernandez joins us to talk about parenting girls into healthy sexuality . We get into how Christians have done this well, and how they have often gone extremely wrong in trying to parent biblically. We also talk about parenting in general. Hope you enjoy! Camille currently works as a mentor and socio-emotional educator for teens and young adults who've experienced severe early childhood trauma. She holds a Bachelor's degree in Community Development and a Master's in Educational Leadership. She's a wife and mother of 2 intelligent, independent, and hilarious kids. Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, Micah and Biz both share their experiences as identifying with something that is outside the conservative Christian cultural norms. We discuss bisexuality, pansexuality, confused, and curious sexualities. They have a lot of good insight to share. Hope you enjoy! Micah and Biz both attend a conservative Christian university. They help lead a group on campus for LGBT+ students who are navigating their sexuality in relationship to their Christianity. They are both passionate about the church becoming a safe place for these kinds of conversations. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On today's episode, Daniel Parham joins us to talk about healthy friendships. We get into how Christians have done this well, and how they have often gone extremely wrong. We also talk about cross-cultural friendship. Hope you enjoy! Daniel Parham is the Assistant Director of Undergraduate Retention & Success at Biola University. He received his B.A. in Biblical and Theological Studies from Biola in 2013 and his M.A. in Christian Education from Talbot School of Theology in 2018. Daniel has served in ministry since 2013. Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, Meleca Consultado joins us to talk about dating and rejection. We get into how Christians have done this well, and how they have often gone extremely wrong. Hope you enjoy! Meleca Consultado serves as the director for Student Enrichment and Intercultural Development (SEID) at Biola University. Prior to becoming the director in 2018, Meleca served as a resident director for seven years. She received her undergraduate degree in Intercultural Studies from Biola and went on to pursue her Masters in Higher Education and Student Development at Taylor University in Indiana.  Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, David shares with us his thoughts, experiences, and studies done with Sexual addiction, pornography, and recovery. I'm excited for you guys to hear from him!  David is an 09' graduate of Biola University where he studied theology and philosophy. Since 2011, he has been working in the field of social services and is currently finishing a Masters in Counseling for Marriage and Family Therapy at Cal State Fullerton. There, he is writing a thesis on the therapeutic treatment of problematic pornography use amongst religious populations. David has been involved in the sex addiction recovery world and in multiple 12-step programs both as a participant and as a mentor since 2013 and his goal is to become a certified sex-addiction therapist to fulfill his passion of healing and educating sexually broken individuals through the intersection of psychotherapy and spirituality.    Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On today's episode, Dr. Kevin Van Lant joins us to talk about how mental health and mental illness can affect intimacy in your relationships. Hope you enjoy! Kevin Van Lant is a licensed clinical psychologist who received his Ph.D. from Rosemead School of Psychology, Biola University. He also received an M.A. in Clinical Psychology as well as a B.A. in Psychology. He teaches courses in pastoral care and counseling, marriage counseling, psychopathology and health psychology. Van Lant has a clinical practice at the Center for Individual and Family Therapy (CIFT), a large, non-profit Christian counseling center in Orange County, California. Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

On today's episode, Chad Miller joins us to talk about masculinity and manhood. We get into what the Bible says about it as well as how culture portrays what it means to be a man. Hope you enjoy! Chad is the Director of Student Led Ministries and Spiritual Formation at Biola University. He leads some of the chapels, teaches Spiritual Formation, and shares an advisory role to Biola's Student Missionary Union. Chad served as a pastor locally for 12 years before he came to Biola and has been married to Beth since 2002. He got his undergraduate degree from Biola University in Communication Studies and Masters in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care. Chad answers to his name, or to one of two nicknames, “Mad Chiller” or “Chad-the-Dad.”  Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On today's episode, Angela Lee joins us to talk about femininity and womanhood. We get into her experiences as well as what the Bible may say about this topic Hope you enjoy!   Angela Lee is a native East Coast baby, having lived in NY, SC, VA, CT, DE and then TX. Angela graduated from the University of Delaware with her degree in Human Services with a concentration in Clinical Services. She went on and applied her degree by working with organizations such as Communities in Schools, the Boys & Girls Club, and the YMCA of Metropolitan Dallas. Angela has served in ministry 9 years and currently serves as the Pastor of Volunteers & Guest Relations at Fellowship Pasadena. She also serves on the preaching team at Fellowship church. She is the oldest of four children and credits her parents for fostering her love for others and her strong commitment to service. Angela is passionate about Jesus, people, justice, the Enneagram (she's a 1!), Disneyland, and yummy food.  Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Dr. Curtis self describes himself as “old as dirt.” Outside of that, he has a B.S from Baylor in Physics and worked as a physicist for the Navy for a few years. After this, he met his wife and has now been married for 53 years. He has also received a Masters Degree in Old Testament from Trinity Theological seminary as well as a Ph.D in Hebrew and Biblical Studies from the University of Pennsylvania. He has taught for 40 years at Biola University in Old Testament. Specific to our topic today, he has also written a commentary on the Song of Songs that you should definitely check out if you're looking to dive deeper. I am excited for you guys to hear from him as we dive into this poetic book about love and romance. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On today's episode, Dr. Berry Bishop joins us. We talk about the 4 attachment styles, how we get them, and how they affect us as adults. This episode is super helpful for anyone wanting to connect with their partner or close friends. Hope you enjoy! Dr. Berry Bishop is an assistant professor at Biola University, at the Institute for Spiritual Formation (ISF). Dr. Bishop graduated from Biola with a Master of Arts in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care, and then obtained her doctorate in Clinical Psychology from Azusa Pacific University. Her primary research interest is in the area of trauma and spiritual direction. In addition to teaching, she continues to practice as a psychologist. Dr. Bishop is married to ISF graduate William. They have two children, Patty and Liam.  She highly recommends the book “God Attachment” by Clinton, as well as any and all books by Dr. Dan Siegal, specifically “Parenting from the Inside Out”, “The Whole Brain Child”, and “Healing Trauma, Attachment, Mind, Body and Brain.” She also recommends the article “Attachment Style as a Predictor of Adult Romantic Relationships” by Judith A. Feeney and Patricia Noller. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On today's episode, Sarah and I discuss Modesty. We dive into what the Bible actually says about it and how the church has often viewed it. Hope you enjoy! Sarah graduated from a Theological Seminary in 2017 with her M.A. in Theology. She is a frequent chapel speaker at her Christian University, and was a founding member of GRIT, the school's first women's resource collective. She's passionate about loving mercy, doing justly, and avoiding becoming a smokin' hot pastor's wife. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On this episode, Becket and I talk about his story and his new book “A Change of Affection: A Gay Man's Incredible Story of Redemption.” We have a lot of fun together and it leads to us laughing a fair amount. We do not mean to minimize this issue but rather are two people enjoying one another's company while having a conversation about a topic that is pretty hotly debated. Regardless, Becket's story is one of a radical conversion to Jesus and one that should be moving to you as a listener. Becket Cook was born and raised in Dallas, Texas. After college, he moved to Los Angeles to pursue a career in writing and acting, ultimately becoming a set designer in the fashion world. In 2017, he received his master's degree form Talbot School of Theology. He now spends most of his time speaking at churches, universities, and conferences. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On today's episode, Dr. Pierce and I discuss gender roles in the family and the church. We go over the two dominant positions of Complementarianism and Egalitarianism as well as how these can play out in our day to day lives. Hope you enjoy! Ron Pierce (Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary) has taught in the undergraduate division of the Talbot School of Theology at Biola University since 1976. He has been a passionate advocate for biblical gender equality since the 1980s. Ron has authored numerous journal articles, edited Discovering Biblical Equality (2005), and written Partners in Marriage & Ministry (2011). He believes that men and women should mutually share leadership in the church, home and society without gender bias or restriction. Ron and his wife Pat have been married since 1969, and have two adult children and four grandchildren. They live in Fullerton, California and serve as active members of Whittier Area Community Church. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On today's episode, Dr. Pierce and I discuss a theology of gender for the modern era. Our conversation dives into the Bible, intersex, transgender, and so many other topics. Hope you enjoy! Ron Pierce (Ph.D., Fuller Theological Seminary) has taught in the undergraduate division of the Talbot School of Theology at Biola University since 1976. He has been a passionate advocate for biblical gender equality since the 1980's. Ron has authored numerous journal articles, edited Discovering Biblical Equality (2005), and written Partners in Marriage & Ministry (2011). He believes that men and women should mutually share leadership in the church, home and society without gender bias or restriction. Ron and his wife Pat have been married since 1969, and have two adult children and four grandchildren. They live in Fullerton, California and serve as active members of Whittier Area Community Church. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On today's episode, Dr. Jon Lunde shares with us his thoughts on purity culture, hook-up culture, and serial monogamy. We also dive into covenantal living and how that should affect our sexuality. Hope you enjoy!  Jonathan Lunde received a Ph.D. in New Testament from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, a Th.M. in New Testament from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, a M.Div. from Lutheran Brethren Seminary, and a B.S. in Social Studies Education from Moorhead State University. His main interests lie in the study of Jesus, both as he is presented in the gospels and in the more specialized Historical Jesus field. He also enjoys studying how the writers of the New Testament use the Old Testament. Prior to coming to Talbot, he taught for seven years at Trinity College in Deerfield, Illinois, and also has local church ministry experience. His passion is to present Jesus to his students in such a way that they personally respond to him as their Suffering Servant and as their King.  Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On today's episode, Dr. Jon Lunde shares with us a construction of a Theology of Sexuality. We also get into the One-Flesh union laid out in scripture and discuss what it means for us. Hope you enjoy!! Jonathan Lunde received a Ph.D. in New Testament from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, a Th.M. in New Testament from Trinity Evangelical Divinity School, a M.Div. from Lutheran Brethren Seminary, and a B.S. in Social Studies Education from Moorhead State University. His main interests lie in the study of Jesus, both as he is presented in the gospels and in the more specialized Historical Jesus field. He also enjoys studying how the writers of the New Testament use the Old Testament. Prior to coming to Talbot, he taught for seven years at Trinity College in Deerfield, Illinois, and also has local church ministry experience. His passion is to present Jesus to his students in such a way that they personally respond to him as their Suffering Servant and as their King.  Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast  

This is the trailer for Season 3. Season 3 is titled "Sexology." There is going to be plenty of episodes on Sexuality, Gender, Womanhood and Manhood, and so much more. We are so excited for this season, it may just be the best yet. Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.   Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, Ryan and I talk about what it was like for him in his body image and sexuality while living in a predominantly white culture. We get into cultural attraction, some historical realities of the black community, and his experiences. I'm excited for you guys to hear from him! Ryan Broushet was born in NYC and raised in Mesa, Arizona, where he currently serves the local church as Pastor of Junior High at Red Mountain Community Church in Mesa, Arizona. He has been active in youth ministry for 10 years, earned a B.A. in Christian Studies and an M.S. in Leadership at Grand Canyon University. Ryan's heart is to help teenagers and men be formed in the way of Jesus. His hobbies include making and recording music, lifting weights, snowboarding, and camping.  Subscribe:  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer:  With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project:  Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject  Contact:  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com  Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, we have Roe and Jim Dodgen back with us. We talk about family of origin and how that plays into pornography and attachment. Jim and Roe have been married 44 years,  Jim owns his own business and is a career coach and a futurist . Roe is adjunct faculty and a staff spiritual director at a local seminary.  Both of them are very involved with Treasures, a nonprofit that serves trafficked victims and women coming out of the sex industry. Through Treasures, Roe has been in 6 different countries training or working with women in the sex industry. And for the past 20 years, they have mentored couples struggling with sexual brokenness! I am so excited for you to hear from them in this episode and for the Hope it may bring you. This is part 2 of a 2 part conversation we are having on this topic. I'd recommend listening to part 1 before you listen to this episode Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, we have Roe and Jim Dodgen back with us. We talk about family of origin and how that plays into pornography and attachment. Jim and Roe have been married 44 years,  Jim owns his own business and is a career coach and a futurist . Roe is adjunct faculty and a staff spiritual director at a local seminary.  Both of them are very involved with Treasures, a nonprofit that serves trafficked victims and women coming out of the sex industry. Through Treasures, Roe has been in 6 different countries training or working with women in the sex industry. And for the past 20 years, they have mentored couples struggling with sexual brokenness! I am so excited for you to hear from them in this episode and for the Hope it may bring you. This is part 1 of a 2 part conversation we are having on this topic. Part 2 will be released on Thursday Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, Dr. Lina Ponder shares about sexual abuse can affect adults and children. Dr. Ponder is a licensed counselor and has spent time working with victims of sexual abuse and has put a lot of thought into this topic. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, Dee Dee and Anna talk to us about contraceptives. We talk through how we should be thinking about these methods of birth control and what some of the types are! I'm excited for you guys to hear from them. Dee Dee Dirks and Anna Peery are certified nurse midwives who work together in a hospital based midwifery practice in Los Angeles.  They both have experience with homebirth, birth center, and hospital based birth and well women gynecology.  DeeDee has been a midwife for over 29 years and graduated from the USC's Nurse Midwifery Education program. Dee Dee is an adjunct nursing faculty with Biola University in Women's Health. Anna is a graduate of Biola University's nursing program and Cal State Fullerton's nurse midwife program.  Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Monica graduated from a Christian University with a BSN. She currently works as a nurse in bone marrow transplant, while also pursuing her masters to become a family nurse practitioner. She lives with her wife of 6 months and her dog, pancake. On this episode, we talk about homosexuality and the church, as well as Monica's experience of both growing up. I am excited for you guys to hear from her! Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Matt Jenson is a systematic theologian specializing in theological anthropology and ecclesiology, but he got his start in the doctrine of sin. Having grown up in southern California, Jenson holds a B.A. in literature and philosophy from Wheaton College and a Ph.D. in systematic theology from the University of St. Andrews (Scotland). Jenson is a happy and grateful part of Fountain of Life Covenant Church in Long Beach and an ordained minister in the Evangelical Covenant Church. We talk about singleness and his journey as a single man. I am so excited for you guys to hear from him! This is part two of a two part conversation Matt and I have. Go listen to part one before you listen to this one so you capture the full context of our conversation! Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Matt Jenson is a systematic theologian specializing in theological anthropology and ecclesiology, but he got his start in the doctrine of sin. Having grown up in southern California, Jenson holds a B.A. in literature and philosophy from Wheaton College and a Ph.D. in systematic theology from the University of St. Andrews (Scotland). Jenson is a happy and grateful part of Fountain of Life Covenant Church in Long Beach and an ordained minister in the Evangelical Covenant Church. We talk about singleness and his journey as a single man. I am so excited for you guys to hear from him! This is part one of a two part conversation we are having. The second part will be released on Thursday! Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Jon Boone graduated in 2015 and has spent the last 4 years working in the tech industry. Through his own personal growth and the learnings of others, he has spent a lot of time learning about what it means to be both a Christian and a healthy sexual human. I am excited for you guys to hear from him on what it means to be healthy in your sexuality, specifically as a man. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

LaDawn Prieto Johnson is a current professor of sociology at Biola University. Having worked as a Psychiatric Social Worker with LAUSD in the lowest-performing schools in Los Angeles, she learned first-hand about family, gender and violence against the multicultural backdrop of the city. Interacting with several local and governmental agencies to address growing issues of human trafficking, poverty, gang violence, prostitution, and safety for the family. Her current research focuses on gender-based violence in refugee camps in central Africa.  Currently, she is completing her PhD in Intercultural Studies and resides in Southern California with her husband, two teen sons and their family dog Banjo and rabbit Sassy. On this episode, we talk about her story and what it means to be healthy in your sexuality, specifically as a woman. Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Season 2 is here! We are so excited for the conversations that take place on this season. The title of this season is "A Journey Towards Wholeness." The hope in this season is to focus a little bit more on the question of "how do we become sexually whole?" Through these conversations, we are hoping that your understanding and thoughts on sexuality will be reframed. The hope is that you can find the tools you need to pursue a more healthy sexuality.  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. I hope that you can still gain valuable insight and grow in empathy, even if you disagree on some major things. Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject

Dr. Arianna Molloy got her Ph.D. from the University of Denver, as well as holding an M.A. and a B.A. She is an Associate Professor of Communication Studies and has a passion for meaningful work and work as a calling. Dr. Allen Yeh is an Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies. He got his doctorate from Oxford, and also holds an M.Div, an M.Th, and a B.A. from Yale. Arianna and Allen are also parents to a wonderful boy.  On this episode, they talk about marriage and what that looks like for them. They also debunk some of the common evangelical marriage myths that persist today. I am excited for you guys to hear from them! Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

A former evangelical pastor and Dallas Seminary graduate, Eugene currently writes and speaks on a freelance basis about issues of gender, race, and parenting. He has also served as an educator for relationship and sexual violence prevention at UC Irvine, as well as a movement organizer and digital communications manager for the nonprofit Man Up Campaign. He blogs at FeministAsianDad.com. I am so excited for you to hear from him in this episode as we talk about sexual assault and consent, and for the Hope this episode may bring you. This is part 2 of a 2 part series on this topic. I'd recommend listening to the first part before this part of the conversation. If you are a sexual assault victim or currently experiencing sexual violence and would like someone to talk to, RAINN offers a free confidential hotline with someone to talk to about this at “800656HOPE” Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

A former evangelical pastor and Dallas Seminary graduate, Eugene currently writes and speaks on a freelance basis about issues of gender, race, and parenting. He has also served as an educator for relationship and sexual violence prevention at UC Irvine, as well as a movement organizer and digital communications manager for the nonprofit Man Up Campaign. He blogs at FeministAsianDad.com. I am so excited for you to hear from him in this episode as we talk about sexual assault and consent, and for the Hope this episode may bring you. This is part 1 of a 2 part series on this topic. The second part of this conversation will be coming out on Thursday! If you are a sexual assault victim or currently experiencing sexual violence and would like someone to talk to, RAINN offers a free confidential hotline with someone to talk to about this at “800656HOPE” Subscribe: As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, Carrie shares with us her perspective on singleness and why the church has often ostracized them. She gives us encouragement, as well as a holistic vision for what the Christian world of relationships should look like. Carrie serves as the Dean of Student Success at Biola University and has worked at the university since 2001. In her current role as Dean, she oversees Academic Advising, Career Development, Online/Graduate Success, Undergraduate Retention, the Rhetoric & Writing Center, and the English Language Program.  Carrie has a B.A. in Business/Economics from Wheaton College, an M.A. in Organizational Leadership from Biola University, and a Ph.D. from Azusa Pacific University in Higher Education. Her dissertation explored the experiences of male advocates of women presidents in Christian higher education.  In other words, Carrie has a lot of wisdom and experience for us to learn from. I am so excited for you to hear from him in this episode and for the Hope it may bring you. As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, Jacob shares his story and some of his heart for those who identify as gay in the Christian world. Jacob holds to a “traditional” sexual ethic in terms of homosexuality. But, you might just be surprised on why he says we need to nuance that stance more than some have in the past. Jacob graduated with a Master's degree in Preaching and Pastoral Ministry as well as a bachelor's degree in Biblical Studies and Theology. He currently serves as a youth pastor and has a huge passion for people to meet their creator and experience his love and grace for them. He also loves plant-based foods, but that's for a different podcast. I am so excited for you to hear from him in this episode and for the Hope it may bring you. As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Dr. Allen Yeh is Associate Professor of Intercultural Studies. He got his doctorate from Oxford, and also holds an M.Div, an M.Th, and a B.A. from Yale.  He has a lot to say about interracial and intercultural dating, so we hope you enjoy this conversation. As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own. Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - www.instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

On this episode, Sarah shares with us her ideas, thoughts, and perspectives on masturbation.  Sarah serves as a Spiritual Director and Supervisor. She graduated with a M.A. in Spiritual Formation and Soul Care and has a B.A. in Sociology.  As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On this episode, we have Roe and Jim Dodgen with us. We talk about pornography, the sex exploitation industry, and how we are all affected by it. Jim and Roe have been married 44 years,  Jim owns his own business and is a career coach and a futurist . Roe is adjunct faculty and a staff spiritual director at a local seminary.  Both of them are very involved with Treasures, a nonprofit that serves trafficked victims and women coming out of the sex industry. Through Treasures, Roe has been in 6 different countries training or working with women in the sex industry. And for the past 20 years, they have mentored couples struggling with sexual brokenness! I am so excited for you to hear from them in this episode and for the Hope it may bring you. As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast

On this episode, we have Sarah with us. We talk about purity culture, the purity movement of the 90's and early 2000's and how that still affects us today. Sarah also paints for us a new stroke on what to think about our sexual selves.  Sarah graduated from a Theological Seminary in 2017 with her M.A. in Theology. She is a frequent chapel speaker at her Christian University, and was a founding member of GRIT, the school's first women's resource collective. She's passionate about loving mercy, doing justly, and avoiding becoming a smokin' hot pastor's wife.  I am so excited for you all to hear from her in this episode and for the Hope it may bring you. As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do, as well as who it is trying to reach.  You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Disclaimer: With each podcast, you may not agree with everything that is said on the podcast. I don't either. But, our goal is to create conversation in moving towards a healthier and holier view of sexuality. And sometimes, that requires hearing from different perspectives and angles other than our own.  Support The Hope Project: Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject Contact: You can send in questions, comments, feedback, or topics you would like to hear on the podcast at thehopeprojectpodcast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram - instagram.com/thehopeprojectpodcast 

Season 1 is here. We are seeking to rethink some of the beliefs and ideas we were taught about sexuality and God. Through topics like Purity culture, Homosexuality, masturbation, pornography, and so much more, the hope is to journey out of the unhealthy narratives we have been taught growing up. Journey with us as we seek to better understand sexuality, ourselves, and God.  If you want to be notified when each episode comes out, make sure you subscribe!

In September, the Hope Project will be releasing its' first season. On this episode, Colton lays out the premise of the podcast. We hope you come along for the journey that this podcast will be going on. As always, feel free to hit the subscribe button and leave a rating. It greatly helps the podcast in what it is trying to do.  Support us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/thehopeproject