Aia Berkeley's Podcast

Karen talks about what it means to be in relationship with family, friends, and God. She opens up about her experiences with friends, family, and the Lord. Karen speaks deep truths into some very dark places, and shares how she relied on safe people and the Lord.

Jim and Ramie Hinkley came and spoke to us together about realizing our shortcomings and sins God is unbelievably gracious. They explain that we only have to stop running from God and just let God take over our lives and show us his grace. Here is the link to the song they referenced. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ms1uqdX6wXY

Ruthie Kim came all the way from Reality SF and continued our Imago Dei series. She spoke about shame and how God and community can enter into the places we deem unlovable and help us heal. She spoke about her organization Because Justice Matters, if you are interested in volunteering there here is the link. www.becausejusticematters.org/

Brooke Butler picked up where we left off last semester with our theme of Imago Dei. He talked about being renamed by the Father and created us new with the death of His Son Jesus Christ. He talked about recognizing our idols and giving it up to God.

Trent shared about his time here at Cal, and his future endeavors. We will miss you Trent!!!

This episode is our baptisms of Andrew Seliskar and Lauren Hickman! They both shared their stories and why they wanted be baptized!

Elizabeth Swaney spoke about her time here at Cal and her involvement in AIA. She also recounted her reliance on God in times of failure, and success. Jerry Dendinger, the Vice President of Ministry Operations for AIA, also spoke in this episode. He challenged us to live in community in the likeness of God.

Kevin Knox returned this week for his second talk! He highlighted different aspects of Imago Dei including, image, likeness, and breath. Take a listen!

Sam Fielder continued our theme of Imago Dei with a unique perspective. Same spoke about his experience adopting his two sons, and likened it to God adopting all of us before we were born.

Kevin Knox kicked off our guest speaker series on Imago Dei. This is the first of two talks that Kevin gave this semester. On this visit Kevin spoke about image, likeness, and breath.

Emily Howe shared about her time as a gymnast through high school, and here at Cal. She also talked about how God is present in her life, and how AIA's community drew her in.

Chloé Hansel shares about God's greatest truth for her, and Brooke Butler introduces our theme for the semester, Imago Dei.