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“I came to the conclusion that I could not stay in that role and be healthy. So I chose to be a healthy person over a megachurch pastor, and it was an incredibly hard choice.”
Show notes
In today’s conversation, Steve talks with Pete Briscoe about why Pete no longer calls himself an “evangelical.”
You’ll hear Pete’s story, filled with pain and struggles, as he discovers more beautiful ways to live the Christian life. While you may not agree with his path, we think there’s something here to learn in his story.
Thank you for joining us in today’s conversation!
About Pete Briscoe
After leading Bent Tree Bible Fellowship church for nearly three decades and preaching for Telling the Truth ministry for more than a decade, God led Pete to a new season of life.
With his wife Libby, they sold their home, donated most of their stuff, and bought an RV. They drove west into the sunset, took a couple of months to catch their breath, and then started to work from the road.
Pete now coaches pastors and business owners/leaders in communications and self-care. He is also the host of the podcast Kindavangelical, a podcast for folks who have spent time in the evangelical culture but it isn’t working for them anymore.
Learn more about Pete on his website: www.petebriscoe.org
Mentioned in the Podcast
The Christian Journey
MUSIC USED IN PODCAST
Music Break at 31:40 - Gratitude by Scott Lamlein.
Music Break at 56:05 - Luminous Night of the Soul by Ola Gjeilo. Performed by Central Washington University Chamber Choir.
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