We all have "that thing" that makes us come alive, makes us feel closer to God. Most of us are just terrible at being able to convey that excitement to someone else who doesn't already know.

But what if we could? What if we could learn to better see the fingerprints of God’s larger story on our deepest identity? What if we could relate our story to others in a way that fostered friendships, created opportunities...and helped others see God better?

We’re pleased to be able to make available to you the recordings of Amy Baik Lee and Matthew Clark’s talks on this topic. The videos will be emailed to signed-up guests on September 29. To sign up, click below and make a donation of any amount as a thank-you to our speakers.

Better yet: for donations of $100 and more, we’ll mail you copies of Amy’s new book This Homeward Ache and Matthew’s new book A Tale of Two Trees!

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FAQ

  • When and how will I get the recordings? We will send you the videos September 29th as digital streaming files.

  • How do I get copies of Amy and Matthew’s books? For donations of $100 or more, we’ll mail you the books after September 29.

  • More questions? Contact us.

Videos

Matthew Clark: Finding You in the Story

Matthew is a singer/songwriter and storyteller from Mississippi. His several full-length albums include a Bible walk-through called “Bright Came the Word from His Mouth” and “Beautiful Secret Life,” songs highlighting, in George Herbert’s phrase, “heaven in ordinary.” Matthew’s current project is “The Well Trilogy”: three full-length album/book combos releasing over three years. He also hosts a weekly podcast, One Thousand Words—Stories on the Way.

Amy Baik Lee: Finding the Story in You

Amy is a contributing writer for the Cultivating Project and the Rabbit Room, a literary member of the Anselm Society Arts Guild, and the author of This Homeward Ache. A lifelong appreciator of stories, she holds an MA in English literature from the University of Virginia and still "does voices" when she reads aloud. She writes at a desk that looks out on a small cottage garden, usually surrounded by her husband’s woodworking projects, her two daughters’ creative works, and patient cups of rooibos tea. Amy’s website.