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?
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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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Rediscovering the Matriarch: Sarah’s Legacy
We humans love simplicity. We reduce intricate complexities to black and white, ignoring the intricate complexities of nature and reducing the supernatural to a set of rules that would make a great board game. We do the same thing with the Bible – we paint over the whole with whatever flavor we wish to taste. The joint nature of Abraham’s blessing often escapes notice. We often let Sarah play a background role in Abraham’s story. But God didn’t relegate her to the sidelines. He told Abraham, “As for Sarai your wife, you shall not call her name Sarai, but Sarah shall be her name. I will bless her, and moreover, I will give you a son by her. I will bless her, and she shall become nations; kings of peoples shall come from her” (Genesis 17:15-16). The promise was for both. Also, God told Abraham that he could not call him “my” princess anymore. She is a princess, with or without Abraham.
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Faith Redefined & The Evangelical Disconnect
Faith is a pivotal point in Evangelicalism. Recently, I was working on a client website, an Evangelical organization I have personal experience with from my time as a pastor. In…
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Egongelicalism #1: The Clash of Ego in Evangelicalism
The work of creating an image of myself who already exists, the work of trying to push that up and out while keeping the real me hidden and safe inside, and the work of dealing with communication breakdowns so I can filter Reality for the sake of my Ego is exhausting and unsustainable. From Genesis 1-3 through the Gospels and to Revelation, Ego is humanity’s issue. Jesus’s Gospel was clearly an invitation to kill our egos and do the opposite—love.
