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Neurodivergent Faith
Neurodivergent Faith explores the intersection of neurodivergence and Christian faith and practice, creating a space where neurodivergent individuals can process their faith without judgment, while also offering education and inspiration for neurotypical listeners to understand and support their neurodivergent family in Christ.
Neurodivergent Faith
Latest Episodes
Neurodivergent Birthdays: How Do You Want to Be Celebrated?
Birthdays are supposed to be celebrations—but for many neurodivergent people, they can also bring sensory overload, social expectations, disrupted routines, emotional complexity, and the exhausting pressure to perform the “right” kind of happin...
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Bespoke Spirituality: Neurodivergence and the Many Ways of Following Jesus
What if your spirituality doesn't need to fit neatly into a box?Christianity has always contained many different ways of encountering God. In this episode, I explore six historic Christian traditions—contemplative, holiness, charismatic,...
What Are You Apologizing For?
For many neurodivergent people, apology can become almost automatic: apologizing for having emotions, getting off topic, talking too much, needing an accommodation, thinking differently, or simply taking up space. But what happens when “I’m sor...
Reading Scripture Through a Neurodivergent Lens
What happens when we read Scripture through the lens of our own lives?In this episode, I explore what it might mean to engage Scripture through a neurodivergent lens, and why our particular ways of seeing the world might actually help us...
Repeated Overwhelm Is Not Character Formation: On Capacity + Discernment
In this episode of Neurodivergent Faith, I begin with listener mail—including some thoughtful questions about parenting, sensory overwhelm, gratitude, accommodation, and the difference between stretching ourselves and pushing ourselves...
Fan Mail
thank you so much. I got diagnosed with ADHD 2 years ago as a 56 year old. I was involved in Christian ministry for 27 years all the while never measuring up to my own standards or my leaders’ standards. Listening to your latest podcast about apologizing was deeply physically uncomfortable for me and I can’t really put my finger on why except maybe that it cut close to the bone. Anyway thank you. It helps on this journey of questioning the shame I’ve felt my entire Christian life for things I had no control over.
Livonia, Michigan
