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2020 isn't normal. We're simultaneously dealing with a global pandemic, racial injustice, political tension, economic instability and climate disasters. That's why we wanted to do this special edition of 'Unedited' where Cameron Strang sits down with pastor Rick Warren. He's a leader to leaders, and Pastor Rick's wisdom and insight to navigating these unprecedented waters is something we all need to hear. Buckle up, he brings some much-needed clarity and truth.  --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Bianca Olthoff is a speaker, church planter and author of the new book, How to Have Your Life Not Suck: Becoming Today Who You Want to Be Tomorrow. She’s ionate about helping today's generation discover meaning and purpose in Jesus, navigate life, connect in community and live significantly. Listen as she talks to Cameron about her incredible story, struggling with self-worth and hearing God’s voice about her calling. It’s a wide-ranging conversation that touches on everything from the role of women in church leadership, to her ion for justice and a lot more. Don’t miss it.

Bianca Olthoff is a speaker, church planter and author of the new book, 'How to Have Your Life Not Suck.' She’s ionate about helping today's generation discover meaning and purpose in Jesus, navigate life, connect in community and live significantly. Listen as she talks to Cameron about her incredible story, struggling with self-worth and hearing God’s voice about her calling.

Bianca Olthoff is a speaker, church planter and author of the new book, How to Have Your Life Not Suck: Becoming Today Who You Want to Be Tomorrow. She’s ionate about helping today's generation discover meaning and purpose in Jesus, navigate life, connect in community and live significantly. Listen as she talks to Cameron about her incredible story, struggling with self-worth and hearing God’s voice about her calling. It’s a wide-ranging conversation that touches on everything from the role of women in church leadership, to her ion for justice and a lot more. Don’t miss it.

Propaganda is an emcee, poet and activist, but he’s also one of those voices that can’t be put in a box. He challenges the status quo and is an outspoken activist for the Church to address important issues. In this illuminating conversation, Prop s Cameron to talk about growing up in racially segregated Los Angeles, cultural identity—including his first trip to Africa that he just took—and yes, how he finds himself at a lot of white church conferences and what he thinks about that. It’s a transparent look into the story and perspective of someone who’s sitting at the intersection of a lot of things, and someone we should all be listening to.

Propaganda is an emcee, poet and activist, but he’s also one of those voices that can’t be put in a box. He challenges the status quo and is an outspoken activist for the Church to address important issues. In this illuminating conversation, Prop s Cameron to talk about growing up in racially segregated Los Angeles, cultural identity—including his first trip to Africa that he just took—and yes, how he finds himself at a lot of white church conferences and what he thinks about that.

Propaganda is an emcee, poet and activist, but he’s also one of those voices that can’t be put in a box. He challenges the status quo and is an outspoken activist for the Church to address important issues. In this illuminating conversation, Prop s Cameron to talk about growing up in racially segregated Los Angeles, cultural identity—including his first trip to Africa that he just took—and yes, how he finds himself at a lot of white church conferences and what he thinks about that. It’s a transparent look into the story and perspective of someone who’s sitting at the intersection of a lot of things, and someone we should all be listening to.

Shauna Niequist is a sought-after speaker and The New York Times best-selling author of Cold Tangerines, Bittersweet, Present Over Perfect and others. This has been a year of change for Shauna. She and her husband Aaron decided to move their family from Chicago to New York City, she started seminary, and now she finds herself reimagining major aspects of her career and calling. Listen in as she talks to Cameron about starting over, handling difficult seasons, the Enneagram, and even the new book she’s just starting to write. It’s a vulnerable and open conversation, exactly what you’d expect from Shauna.

Shauna Niequist is a sought after speaker, and 'The New York Times' best-selling author of 'Cold Tangerines,' 'Bittersweet,' 'Present Over Perfect' and others. This has been a year of change for Shauna. Listen in as she talks to Cameron about starting over, handling difficult seasons, the Enneagram and even the new book she’s just starting to write. It’s a vulnerable and open conversation, exactly what you’d expect from Shauna.

Shauna Niequist is a sought-after speaker and The New York Times best-selling author of Cold Tangerines, Bittersweet, Present Over Perfect and others. This has been a year of change for Shauna. She and her husband Aaron decided to move their family from Chicago to New York City, she started seminary, and now she finds herself reimagining major aspects of her career and calling. Listen in as she talks to Cameron about starting over, handling difficult seasons, the Enneagram, and even the new book she’s just starting to write. It’s a vulnerable and open conversation, exactly what you’d expect from Shauna.

Shauna Niequist is a speaker and best-selling author of Cold Tangerines, Bread & Wine and Present Over Perfect. She’s been largely absent from the public eye for the last year, as her life has been turned upside down and she’s relocated from Chicago to New York City with her family. She talks to Cameron about that—as well as starting over, handling difficult seasons, the Enneagram and even the new book she’s just starting to write. It’s a vulnerable and open conversation, exactly what you’d expect from Shauna.

Author, speaker, activist—Christine Caine is a literal world changer. She founded A21, a nonprofit working to "abolish slavery everywhere, forever,” as well as Propel Women, an organization empowering women to lead and develop their sense of God-given purpose. She’s also written more than 20 books, has a daily TV show and leads a global preaching ministry. She sits down with Cameron to talk about how she keeps all those plates spinning without burning out, what she sees God doing in this generation and what’s next for her (hint: she’s not slowing down). It’s a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Author, speaker, activist—Christine Caine is a literal world changer. She founded A21, a nonprofit working to "abolish slavery everywhere, forever,” as well as Propel Women, an organization empowering women to lead and develop their sense of God-given purpose. She sits down with Cameron to talk about how she keeps all those plates spinning without burning out, what she sees God doing in this generation and what’s next for her.

Author, speaker, activist—Christine Caine is a literal world changer. She founded A21, a nonprofit working to "abolish slavery everywhere, forever,” as well as Propel Women, an organization empowering women to lead and develop their sense of God-given purpose. She’s also written more than 20 books, has a daily TV show and leads a global preaching ministry. She sits down with Cameron to talk about how she keeps all those plates spinning without burning out, what she sees God doing in this generation and what’s next for her (hint: she’s not slowing down). It’s a conversation you don’t want to miss.

Joel Houston is the leader of influential worship group Hillsong United. After a three-year break, the band recently released the album People, which hit No. 2 on the Billboard charts. United is currently in the midst of a nationwide arena tour, which culminates in July at Madison Square Garden. After a recent stop, Joel sat down with Cameron to talk about his personal journey over those last few years. It’s a moving and vulnerable conversation, as Joel opens up about a personal crisis he went through, and the painful process of rediscovering, as he put it, the “wonder” again.      

Joel Houston is the leader of influential worship group Hillsong United. After a three-year break, the band recently released the album "People," which hit No. 2 on the Billboard charts. It’s a moving and vulnerable conversation, as Joel opens up about a personal crisis he went through, and the painful process of rediscovering, as he put it, the “wonder” again.

Joel Houston is the leader of influential worship group Hillsong United. After a three-year break, the band recently released the album People, which hit No. 2 on the Billboard charts. United is currently in the midst of a nationwide arena tour, which culminates in July at Madison Square Garden. After a recent stop, Joel sat down with Cameron to talk about his personal journey over those last few years. It’s a moving and vulnerable conversation, as Joel opens up about a personal crisis he went through, and the painful process of rediscovering, as he put it, the “wonder” again.      

Joel Houston is the leader of influential worship group Hillsong United. After a three-year break, the band recently released the album People, which hit No. 2 on the Billboard charts. United is currently in the midst of a nationwide arena tour, which culminates in July at Madison Square Garden. After a recent stop, Joel sat down with Cameron to talk about his personal journey over those last few years. It’s a moving and vulnerable conversation, as Joel opens up about a personal crisis he went through, and the painful process of rediscovering, as he put it, the “wonder” again.      

On this episode of “Unedited,” Jamie Tworkowski opens up about his mental health journey, the incredible and unexpected story of launching TWLOHA, how the conversation around mental health has shifted in recent years and what still needs to change in the way we talk about our struggles.

On this episode of “Unedited,” Jamie Tworkowski opens up about his mental health journey, the incredible and unexpected story of launching TWLOHA, how the conversation around mental health has shifted in recent years and what still needs to change in the way we talk about our struggles.