Whether it’s about a blog post, a problem with the website, or just a general inquiry, I’d love to hear it. This is a side thing for me, and life has its demands. I usually do get back within a few days, and I will definitely try. Sometimes things fall through the cracks (if you have more than two emails and over 40, you get it). Please, don’t hesitate to keep bugging me. I ask for serious and honest submissions with the basic relevant information I might need to respond adequately. Send your random and mundane: What’s the worst thing that could happen?
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Email: paule@drunkpastor.com
Location: Missoula, MT
Looking for help with spiritual deconstructing (or reconstructing), getting over ego within leadership, or substance disorders?
Or maybe you’re requesting a written piece, collaboration, or speaking?
Still feel free to reach out about anything like that, and I’ll respond. Know also that I am offering such services, from ongoing spiritual coaching and consulting to curriculum development and speaking.
The Services page needs a massive update, so stay tuned, but you can explore what I was thinking about over a year ago here:
Some Random Posts
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Shedding Layers: My Journey of Deconstruction Here
The lead-up to Easter was a whirlwind of emotions. Layers of insecurity peeled back, revealing a raw sense of self. It was both terrifying and exhilarating. Sobriety had brought progress, but purpose remained elusive. I was deconstructing the “me” I thought I was, desperately searching for the “me” I was meant to be. Fear, especially the fear of what others thought, had long been a snare. But as I surrendered to a higher power and embraced the true Gospel message, a newfound peace settled in. It wasn’t about escaping the storm, but learning to navigate it with a more open heart. “Egongelical” – that’s the word I came up with to describe this new faith journey, one that integrates psychology, mindset, and a healthy understanding of self with the core tenets of Christianity.
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Living Truth in Love: A Radical Call From Ephesians 4
Being “true” is a whole different thing than just speaking truthfully. We can choose what we will be truthful about and ignore the rest. We can defend and justify ourselves almost without ever a thought. Speaking truthfully is hard without letting our twisted perceptions mess with our words. Speaking truthfully in love feels sometimes humanly impossible. Being true in love…well, ok…that is not just a check box or a step – it’s an ideal and a complete way of living and thinking.
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BOOK EXCERPT: Man as the Measure & the Cave’s Shadow
Below is the second part of an excerpt from The Son of Man & Its Mystical Awakening. The first part looked at the objective realities of our inner subjective experiences…
