When we first developed this podcast, we hoped that it would spark conversation for people. That it would create a safe space where people could think critically about their own questions about faith and Christianity.

A few weeks ago, we found out that one of our listeners had brought this podcast to her home church and they did just that, spending four Sundays listening to the podcast and discussing it together. Here is our conversation with Sue Jean and Soonil, leaders of a small house church in Toronto.

Anita Wing Lee reflects on the past 4 years of studies with her program director, Professor Jesse Sudirgo. We also dissect the challenges of being someone of faith in our fast-paced, solutions-oriented world.

In this full interview with Dr. Beth Green, Tyndale University's Provost, we discuss what it takes to be a woman in leadership. Dr. Green shares some unique challenges she faces and how we can work together to make workplaces better for everyone.

Does religion stand a chance in this age of spirituality? This is the full interview we did with Dr. Sarah Wilkin-Laflamme where we discuss the state of religion in Canada and how people perceive "spiritual" people differently from "religious" types.

This is the full interview we did with psychologist and counselling professor Dr. Helen Noh as we discussed mental health and what it means for the church. Dr. Noh shares fascinating insights on the difference between mental health practitioners and pastors and why we might need both.

What did you think? Anita Wing Lee and Dr. James Tyler Robertson reflect on the highlights from Episodes 1 to 11 of Season 1 and talk about what's next for this Heavenly Minded Earthly Good.

In this Season Finale, Anita Wing Lee shares her new take on life and her hopes for growing up and becoming all that you can be. Oh, and she speaks with a very special guest, her mom!

God is still in business. When Anita Wing Lee discovers community of faith-driven entrepreneurs, a dormant passion is awakened, and possibly, the gateway to a new career and life. Featuring Philip Yan, the director of Tyndale's Center for Redemptive Entrepreneurship.

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