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As a minority woman growing up in a rural community, Tiffany Bluhm often wondered, “Where do I fit?” But her feelings were satiated when she found Jesus. In this episode, Tiffany discusses her faith journey and how her ethnic identity intersects her identity in Christ. She discusses parenting her multi-ethnic family; her experiences leading her to write her newest book, Prey Tell; and how women and men can be partners for human flourishing. Tiffany Bluhm, author of Never Alone and She Dreams, is a writer; speaker; podcast co-host of Why Tho, a show answering the existential and nonsensical questions we ask ourselves; and Gatherer-in-chief of Sip and Savor, a women’s movement in the Seattle area centered around fine food, fine wine and community. She is passionate about inviting all to the table of faith, equality, justice and dignity. Her work has been featured by World Vision Magazine, Pentecostal Evangel, YouVersion Bible App, Scary Mommy, TODAY Parents, Thrive Global, the Hallmark Channel, and the Jenny McCarthy Show. Tiffany and her husband, Derek, live in the Seattle area with their two sons, Jericho and Kingston. You can find an episode reflection with invitations for deeper self-examination and more resources in our show notes. https://www.cru.org/createdfor/2022/dreaming-ethnic-identity-and-discovering-you-belong-at-the-table-of-god-with-tiffany-bluhm/ #createdfor #shorts

Milton Massie takes us on a journey through Scripture to more deeply understand God’s heart for the marginalized and disenfranchised. As we learn how to marry the Great Commission and Great Commandment, we see a beautiful picture of God’s kingdom. Milton invites us to “keep the way of the Lord” by participating in restorative justice and through a loving posture that acknowledges each individual as an image-bearer of God. https://www.cru.org/createdfor/2022/gods-heart-for-the-poor-and-for-biblical-justice-with-milton-massie/ #createdfor #shorts

The episode we are releasing today is a little different for us. What we are giving you today is a conversation between three friends that share some key things in common. They are all women of color and they are all single. And they are navigating following God when life doesn’t turn out as planned. Whether you are single or not, this episode is a must-listen because it addresses the unfulfilled longings we all have as a part of the human experience and the pursuit of God wherever life takes us. Julie Chang was the host of Season 2 of the Created For podcast. She currently works as the Community Growth Manager at Circles, an IT company seeking to foster authentic human connection in the digital world. Emma Tautolo was one of our speakers at our March 2022 Live event and she is a regional director for Athletes in Action’s campus ministry in the Pacific Southwest. Melody Copenny is the editor in chief of Cru Storylines, an online publication of Cru that covers national and international stories with the themes of hope and eternity in mind. Together, this conversation has so much wisdom to share, and we are honored to present it to you today. https://www.cru.org/createdfor/2022/singleness-and-the-pursuit-of-god-amidst-unfulfilled-longings-with-emma-tautolo-and-melody-copenny%ef%bf%bc/ #createdfor #shorts

The episode we are releasing today is a little different for us. What we are giving you today is a conversation between three friends that share some key things in common. They are all women of color and they are all single. And they are navigating following God when life doesn’t turn out as planned. Whether you are single or not, this episode is a must-listen because it addresses the unfulfilled longings we all have as a part of the human experience and the pursuit of God wherever life takes us. Julie Chang was the host of Season 2 of the Created For podcast. She currently works as the Community Growth Manager at Circles, an IT company seeking to foster authentic human connection in the digital world. Emma Tautolo was one of our speakers at our March 2022 Live event and she is a regional director for Athletes in Action’s campus ministry in the Pacific Southwest. Melody Copenny is the editor in chief of Cru Storylines, an online publication of Cru that covers national and international stories with the themes of hope and eternity in mind. Together, this conversation has so much wisdom to share, and we are honored to present it to you today. https://www.cru.org/createdfor/2022/singleness-and-the-pursuit-of-god-amidst-unfulfilled-longings-with-emma-tautolo-and-melody-copenny%ef%bf%bc/ #createdfor #shorts

Drew Hyun shares his journey of sacrificing the idols of money and prestige at the altar in exchange for God’s presence. He also shares his Asian-American experience and how the incredibly equalizing message of the Gospel compelled him to Jesus. Drew Hyun is the Founder and Pastor of Hope Church Midtown as well as the co-founder of the New City Network, a network of urban churches that value multi-ethnicity, Spirit-filled ministry, emotional health and mission. Drew is also a part of the Emotionally Healthy Discipleship team, a movement that is dedicated to transforming church culture through the multiplication of deeply changed leaders and disciples. You can find an episode reflection with invitations and more resources in our show notes. https://www.cru.org/createdfor/2022/is-god-enough-lessons-learned-through-suffering-and-failure-with-drew-hyun/ #createdfor #shorts

We are joined this week by author, illustrator and advocate Danielle Coke. Better known as Oh Happy Dani, she tells us about her experience of coming face to face with Jesus’ mercy and grace and her journey to discovering her present purpose. We also dive deep into Oh Happy Dani’s work on how to love our neighbors well in a moment of tragic injustice. We discuss moving from apathy and performative allyship to finding our starting role and beginning the real good work. Check out the podcast wherever you listen. And you can find an episode reflection with invitations for deeper self-examination and more resources in our show notes. https://www.cru.org/createdfor/2022/love-of-neighbor-flowing-from-love-of-god-and-how-to-begin-the-real-good-work-with-oh-happy-dani/ #createdfor #shorts