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@ Sea with Justin McRoberts
Justin McRoberts
@Sea with Justin McRoberts is a bi-monthly interview show with culture makers and shakers. Each installment, host Justin McRoberts talks with artists, creatives, policymakers, and theologians that are striving and pushing for humanity to reach new heights.
- 16 minutes 25 secondsChurch Hurt, Boundaries, and Spiritual Growth
Podcast Show Notes:
- Introduction: Justin McRoberts introduces the episode, its themes, and his approach to answering listener questions.
- Question 1: How to create spiritual practices after leaving a hurtful church environment:
- Importance of spiritual direction and coaching.
- Rebuilding trust in community and relinquishing control in spiritual growth.
- The role of forgiveness in healing and moving forward.
- Question 2: Maintaining healthy boundaries in nonprofit and religious work:
- Reframing the meaning of work as an internal and relational experience.
- Practical tips for setting boundaries and balancing expectations.
- Question 3: Why evangelicals are converting to Catholicism:
- Exploring the desire for deeper, less experience-driven spiritual practices.
- The maturation process in faith and the appeal of liturgical traditions.
- Closing: Justin invites listeners to submit future questions and reflects on the ongoing value of this conversational format.
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
26 November 2024, 12:00 pm - 19 minutesNavigating Politics in Public
Show Notes:
- Introduction to the episode and the season’s Q&A format
- Background on Justin’s previous online engagement in political conversations
- Emotional and financial costs of discussing divisive topics on social media
- Reflection on the neutrality (or lack thereof) of social media platforms
- Reference to Johann Hari's book Stolen Focus and its insights on attention
- The impact of online platforms on our ability to empathize and listen
- Justin’s journey with the decision to step back from digital political discussions
- Encouragement to shift political conversations to small, in-person settings
- Justin's view on the limitations of online platforms for fostering meaningful discourse
- Final thoughts on reclaiming human-centered dialogue in an increasingly digital world
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
12 November 2024, 2:45 pm - 26 minutes 34 secondsJubilee 2024 - Charles Chaz Smith
Show Notes:
- 0:02 – Introduction to the Jubilee conversation series
- 1:21 – Chaz Smith’s journey from the East Coast to Los Angeles
- 3:43 – Discovering a love for storytelling and film
- 5:56 – Transitioning from social media comedy to a Bible-based animated web series
- 7:12 – Navigating comparison on social media platforms
- 9:30 – The challenge of content creation vs. finding rest and balance
- 13:58 – Wrestling with calling and creative freedom as a Christian
- 15:11 – Misconceptions about talents, gifts, and biblical interpretation
- 21:07 – The importance of rest and establishing healthy rhythms
- 23:30 – Avoiding burnout and learning to say yes to wholeness
- 25:55 – Letting go of unfinished work and embracing grace
- 26:26 – Closing thoughts on redefining success and finding joy in the process
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
29 October 2024, 11:00 am - 32 minutes 11 secondsJubilee 2024 - Claude Atcho
Show Notes:
- 00:02 – Introduction to the episode by Justin McRoberts
- 01:24 – Claude discusses his background in literature and how he uses it to engage faith communities
- 04:50 – The balance between writing for oneself and writing for an audience
- 06:45 – Influence of early conversations and figures in Claude’s life on his perspective of black history
- 10:00 – The importance of African American literature and Toni Morrison’s Beloved
- 14:20 – The power of literature to create empathy and broaden perspectives
- 19:30 – Why black stories matter beyond the merit system
- 23:45 – The concept of hope in black narratives and the role of progress
- 27:00 – Endurance versus healing: A reflection on Christian hope
- 30:00 – How Paul’s endurance in ministry serves as an example of hope for believers
- 32:00 – Books Claude is currently reading: Silence by Shusaku Endo and Underworld by Don DeLillo
- 33:00 – Closing thoughts and reflections on the transformative power of literature and faith
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
22 October 2024, 11:00 am - 21 minutes 56 secondsJubilee 2024 - Dr. Elissa Yukiko Weichbrodt
Show Notes:
- [00:02] Introduction by Justin McRoberts – The importance of the Jubilee Conference and its connection to faith, art, and wisdom.
- [02:29] Elissa Weichbrodt’s background in art and faith – Growing up with a passion for art and balancing that with her Christian faith.
- [03:45] Discovering theology that embraces both art and faith – Introduction to Calvin Seerveld and Hearts and Minds.
- [04:49] Encountering discomfort in contemporary art – The role of art in challenging us and making us confront our own blind spots.
- [06:00] The importance of slowing down in art and life – How art teaches us patience and attentiveness in all areas.
- [10:43] The risk and beauty of interpretation – Why it’s essential to allow room for personal interpretation of art and how it exposes our inner selves.
- [13:54] What makes art “good”? – A discussion on what defines “good” art and how it can evoke deep responses.
- [19:57] Engaging with complex cultural narratives through art – How Elissa navigates the intersection of art, culture, and spirituality.
- [21:44] Final thoughts – Encouraging deeper engagement with art as a practice that builds relationships with oneself, others, and God.
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
15 October 2024, 11:00 am - 40 minutes 43 secondsJubileee 2024 - Abe Cho
Episode Notes:
Introduction by Justin McRoberts:
- Overview of the podcast's shift towards deeper, direct conversations with key voices from the Jubilee Conference.
- The value of gaining wisdom and perspective from experienced speakers and leaders.
Balancing Ministry and Personal Life:
- Discussion of being an introverted leader while balancing public speaking, pastoral responsibilities, and personal time.
- Navigating 25+ years of pastoral ministry and the reevaluation of what ministry should look like beyond the upfront work.
Defining Home and Navigating Cultural Identity:
- Speaker shares his experience growing up in various places, moving often, and the sense of finding "home" in New York City.
- Reflects on the diversity of the city and raising children in an urban environment, with discussions on how cultural background shapes experiences.
Justice and Reconciliation:
- The distinction between different types of justice—retributive and righteousness (relational).
- The complexity of justice beyond legalities, emphasizing Shalom (peace) and interconnected relationships.
- The challenge of genuine reconciliation, not just forgiveness, and the need for restorative practices that involve truth-telling, power-sharing, and repair.
Importance of Cities in the Context of Faith:
- Exploration of why cities play a unique and crucial role in the Christian mission.
- The influence of global migration and how cities foster diversity and connection, presenting opportunities for spiritual renewal.
- Reflection on how city-based ministry influences global movements and can serve as a model for smaller communities.
Challenges and Opportunities for the Western Church:
- The post-Christian context of the West and how it differs from pre-Christian societies.
- The idea that resources and insights needed for the American church may come from learning from the global church and marginalized communities.
Closing Reflections:
- Encouragement to see the kingdom of God through the margins and to recognize the value in learning from diverse perspectives.
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
8 October 2024, 11:00 am - 15 minutes 41 secondsRethinking Sabbath Rest and the Misuse of Deconstruction
Episode Notes:
Introduction:
- Justin reflects on the shift in the podcast's format, now focusing on direct listener questions related to life, faith, creativity, and leadership.
Sabbath-Keeping:
- Question: How do you build a Sabbath day?
- Justin shares his personal history of practicing Sabbath, noting that it's a flexible and evolving practice rather than a rigid set of tasks.
- He emphasizes the importance of regularly setting aside time for rest and reflection, allowing the Sabbath to become an opportunity to connect with God and assess one's soul.
- He encourages listeners to work with a coach or spiritual director to reflect on what worked and didn't during their Sabbath practice.
Deconstruction Misuse:
- Question: Thoughts on deconstruction and its current cultural use?
- Justin critiques the modern misuse of the word "deconstruction," explaining its philosophical roots in Jacques Derrida's work.
- He challenges the idea that deconstruction is simply changing one's mind or evolving beliefs, arguing instead that it represents a deeper shift in worldview where meaning is questioned.
- Justin also warns against disparaging one's past self or experiences during personal growth, calling for more grace in navigating maturity.
- He closes by explaining that true deconstruction is a posture and a way of interpreting the world, not a phase to be completed.
Closing Remarks:
- Justin encourages listeners to submit more questions via Instagram and teases future faith, creativity, and leadership topics.
- He thanks his Patreon supporters and invites others to join the team.
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
20 September 2024, 11:00 am - 17 minutes 5 secondsNavigating Grief and Loneliness: Insights on Self-Care and Leadership
In this episode of the At Sea Podcast, host Justin McRoberts discusses the podcast's shift towards direct conversations. He shares insights on various topics, including self-care as a parent, the distinction between loneliness and solitude, and leadership lessons as his faith has evolved. Justin answers questions from his Instagram followers on managing grief and finding stillness as a parent, moving from loneliness to solitude, and his biggest leadership lessons.
00:00 Introduction to the At Sea Podcast
00:59 Transition to Direct Conversations
01:57 Addressing Listener Questions
02:04 Finding Stillness and Moving Through Grief
02:46 The Balance Narrative in Parenting
05:40 Redefining Stillness and Self-Care
08:07 From Loneliness to Solitude
13:14 Leadership Lessons and Faith Evolution
16:27 Closing Remarks and Support
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
5 September 2024, 1:00 pm - 23 minutes 56 secondsLetting Go, Grieving, and Embracing What's Next
Episode Notes:
Introduction:
- Justin McRoberts continues the Q&A format, focusing on questions that matter most to his listeners.
- Discussion on why the podcast shifted from interviews to a more direct engagement with the audience.
Key Topics Covered:
From Busyness to Fulfillment:
- The importance of distinguishing between a busy schedule and a fulfilling one.
- How to prioritize activities that resonate with your soul and bring genuine satisfaction.
- Tips on using downtime to reassess and reorganize your schedule for greater fulfillment.
Navigating Change and Spiritual Growth:
- How to connect with God when traditional practices and tools no longer resonate.
- The cultural shift in how we experience and express spirituality, mainly through music.
- The idea is that outgrowing old practices is a sign of spiritual maturity and growth.
The Importance of Grieving Deeply:
- Grief is necessary for letting go of the past and making space for the future.
- How to embrace grief fully to prevent it from lingering and hindering personal growth.
- The connection between grief and the ability to experience joy and hope in new seasons.
When to Persevere and When to Let Go:
- How to discern whether to continue or end a project, relationship, or situation.
- The role of joy as a metric for making these decisions.
- Encouragement to seek coaching or therapy when facing these challenging decisions.
Closing Remarks:
- Justin shares updates on upcoming book releases, including his collaboration with Scott Erickson and his new collection of poems and prayers, "In Rest."
- Encourages listeners to continue submitting questions and engaging with the podcast.
This episode is rich with practical advice and profound reflections on how to live a more intentional and spiritually grounded life, making it a must-listen for anyone navigating the complexities of modern life.
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
22 August 2024, 11:00 am - 19 minutes 4 secondsCommunity, Faith, and Perseverance
Join host Justin McRoberts on this unique episode of the At Sea Podcast, where he engages directly with viewers' questions. Learn about the importance of community in religious practice, authentically sharing one's faith, and discerning when to persevere or move on from a project or relationship. Tune in for deep reflections on belonging, leadership, and living a joyous life.
00:00 Introduction to the At Sea Podcast
01:03 New Podcast Format: Q&A Sessions
01:58 Question 1: The Importance of Church Community
07:57 Question 2: Tips on Sharing Your Faith
11:38 Question 3: When to Persevere or Let Go
18:51 Conclusion and Final Thoughts
Links For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
15 August 2024, 11:00 am - 15 minutes 34 secondsSpirituality, Deep Work, and Meaningful Debates
In this episode of the At Sea Podcast, host Justin McRoberts turns the focus inward, addressing audience questions in a traditional Q&A format. He discusses finding a new connection with God post-untangling, tips for achieving deep work amid distractions, recognizing when it's time for a new chapter in life, and balancing arguments with interpersonal relationships. Justin provides personal insights and practical advice on spirituality, productivity, change, and valuing relationships over winning debates. Tune in for a deep and thoughtful conversation aimed at enriching your personal and spiritual journey.
00:00 Welcome to the NC Podcast
00:22 Transition to Q&A Format
01:29 Finding Connection with God After Untangling
04:42 Getting Deep Work Done Amidst Distractions
07:45 Knowing When It's Time for a New Chapter
10:48 Balancing Arguments and Relationships
15:09 Closing Remarks and Invitation for QuestionsLinks For Justin:
Coaching with Justin
Order In Rest - New Book of PoemsNEW Single - Let Go
NEW Music - Sliver of Hope
NEW Music - The Dood and The Bird
The Book - It Is What You Make it
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