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Hosted by Eric Himelick · society · EN-US · 129 episodes
I love meaningful conversations, and this is probably what it would sound like if we had a chance to have that chat in my home office. It is my effort to process what I'm thinking out loud (and sometimes with friends.) I am a Christian, husband, father, pastor, church planter, community developer, author, and social entrepreneur. I am a mortal on a journey through this beautiful, delightful world God has given us, and I live in wide-eyed, child-like wonder. The name? I'm always gleaning life lessons on the farm and beyond, and The Gathering is the congregation with whom I share life.
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Episode #129
I interviewed my third daughter, Sarah, as she prepares to leave for college next week. We were looking back at her childhood and reflecting on the things that went well and what could have been different. It was a delightful conversation and Sarah's first time to share on Gleaning and Gathering.
Episode #128
Dr. Phil Brown joins the conversation to talk about how Christians can disagree honestly without becoming defensive, dismissive, or uncharitable. The discussion focuses on what makes dialogue possible when convictions run deep, especially within Christian and evangelical circles. Phil shares the habits, books, and hard-earned lessons that have shaped his approach over the last 30 years. In this episode, Phil Brown explains why emotional reactions often make it harder to ask, "What is the question behind the question?" He distinguishes between dialogue within the shared frame of Christian orthodoxy and conversations with people outside that frame. Phil argues for mapping areas of agreement before targeting points of disagreement. He uses examples from Calvinist and Arminian conversations to show how theological differences can be explored more constructively. He explains why understanding practical theological outcomes matters, not just abstract doctrinal labels. Phil reflects on the importance of accurately representing an opponent’s view before critiquing it. He warns against straw man arguments and insists on charity in theological debate. He describes how "iron manning" another position can deepen understanding and even moderate one’s own views. He shares how Crucial Conversations and Crucial Accountability reshaped his approach to conflict, safety, and long-term relationships. He emphasizes humility, self-examination, and the willingness to step back when one is not emotionally ready for dialogue. He revisits his own journey toward greater openness, especially through continued exposure to people who disagree with him. He closes with a call to embrace the long view: God grows lasting things slowly, and Christian maturity develops over a lifetime.
Episode #127
In this episode of Gleaning and Gathering, I share a family update, reflects on the passing of time, and offer encouragement for leaders to move from big dreams to daily, faithful action. We also talk about the value of planning, the cost of inaction, and the importance of building rhythms and systems that support a purposeful life. In this episode, we cover: A family update, including milestones for each of his children Reflections on 20 years at Victory Acres Farm The importance of planning, systems, and daily action The idea of “opportunity cost” and the danger of doing nothing Encouragement for young people to pursue God-given dreams The value of mentorship, coaching, and accountability The Rooted Life Planner and intentional weekly rhythms Call to action If you’re a pastor or leader interested in joining a small group focused on intentional leadership and the Rooted Life Planner, reach out to learn more.
Episode #126
A short reflection on the blessing of family and heritage.
Episode #124
<p>Eric Himelick and Martin Barnard explore their evolution from dispensationalism to a more Christ-centered understanding of Scripture, emphasizing the importance of love, conversation, and biblical literacy. They discuss their efforts at rethinking their views on Israel and Jewish people without going to extremes. Main topics:</p>The shift from support for Israel rooted in dispensationalism and the reasons for itThe dangers of social media and sound bites in shaping polarized, oversimplified viewsThe importance of real relationships, love, and dialogue over polarization and superficial engagementBiblical grounding for understanding Israel’s role in God's redemptive planPractical steps for Christians to foster un...
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