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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Voices in My Head – Learning to Talk to Myself
“What do you feel when you’re talking to yourself?”, they answered without hesitation “Guilt.” That guilt and shame about talking to ourselves actually keep us in the same patterns and thinking the same thoughts that produce the behavior that produces the life we wish would be different than it was. And I am so good at it.
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God of The Unknown – Embracing Uncertainity
God’s intervention in history and life is not necessarily through frequent, direct, or dramatic means but rather almost like He stitches and weaves a thread with a few pregnant moments…
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Good Fruit & Fresh Springs: Unraveling the Chiastic Structure & Old Testament Allusions of James 3:9-12
In a guest post on Progressive Christianity covering the first part of James 3:1-8, we looked at some Noahic allusions, illustrating our personal communication’s constructive and destructive nature. All of…
