Mile Hi Church Podcast

We can have some misconceptions about what it means to struggle especially the idea when one struggles, it means there is something wrong. Could struggle also mean there is something good taking place? Could it be a sign of growth, a symbol of commitment, or an alarm reminding you that you are right where you should be? If we can stop struggling down and learn to struggle up, we can rise to new levels of richer living and contentment.

Real health and authentic well-being begin with self-acceptance and they grow with self-understanding, reachable goals, and a commitment to doing and being the best we can be. Real health and authentic well-being are knowing that doing our best is more than enough.  

At the end of life, many struggle with feelings that they did not matter or make a difference in their lives or to others. Discover the profound how-tos that wise beings have discovered to help make a difference in life.

Michelle Medrano interviews Matt Kahn

Sometimes it's hard to figure out why we are the way we are or why something has happened. We can spend a huge amount of time seeking to “get it.” Unveil the best tools to discover “it” and get on with it!

Right where we are, we are in the midst of God. As such, Divine revelation and insight are always available. Truth is all around us, and we find it in many forms. As long as we remain open, we become both the messenger and the message.

In this bonus episode, our lead ministers, Michelle Medrano and Josh Reeves discuss church, life, and the economy.

Heartbreak and heavy-heartedness can impact our experience of healthy living. Our teachings can support us, powerfully strengthening the profound heartbeat of the Divine in and as us. Yet, it requires us to be willing to operate to the beat of a different drum at times. Embracing our unique heart and heartbeat is profound healthy living.

Heartbreak and heavy-heartedness can impact our experience of healthy living. Our teachings can support us, powerfully strengthening the profound heartbeat of the Divine in and as us. Yet, it requires us to be willing to operate to the beat of a different drum at times. Embracing our unique heart and heartbeat is profound healthy living.

What Jesus taught was the way of the Spirit. There is wisdom when we step back from the great stories about Jesus and move into the heart of what he taught. To practice the way of the Spirit is to have the secret to true life.