Meg Baatz's guest appearances

Meg Baatz

Daylight Church - Louisville

Hole in My Heart Podcast

The Venture 12 Podcast

Growing Pains Podcast

Craig Johnson

David Platt

Terence Lester

Ruth Haley Barton

Bridget Eileen

Daniel Hill

Mark Jones

Christine Caine

Rachel Joy

John Mark Comer

Ann Voskamp

Rebecca Bender

Emma Scott

Mo Isom

Hannah Brencher

OwlTail

Elizabeth Black

Drawing on their experience being allies for and partnering with the LGBTQIA+ community, we talk to the founders of Kaleidoscope New York who, through their pioneering work are seeing the spirit move, hearts opened and lives transformed through relationships.Find out more here:https://www.kaleidoscopeusa.org/

Drawing on their experience being allies for and partnering with the LGBTQIA+ community, we talk to the founders of Kaleidoscope New York who, through their pioneering work are seeing the spirit move, hearts opened and lives transformed through relationships. Find out more here: <a href="https://www.kaleidoscopeusa.org/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.kaleidoscopeusa.org/</a>

V12. 2:14 - Kaleidoscope - Elizabeth Black and Meg Baatz

This week we had the immense privilege of talking with Meg Baatz! We talk about intentional community and relationships - conflict, intimacy, communication, expectations, disappointment, and relational imagination. Meg shares her journey of living in an intentional community, and how this experience has influenced and changed her. Meg is a ministry educator at a nonprofit she is currently in the middle of co-founding (more info coming soon!). This ministry will exist to empower Christ-followers in their local diverse faith communities in the realm of faith, sexuality, and gender. Meg is passionate about empowering people to image Christ by pursuing embodied local community, and lives in Denver, CO, with her spiritual family. Learn more about Meg at megbaatz.com, or connect with her on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram (@meg_baatz).Please rate and review, and follow us on Instagram (@growing.pains.pod)! We look forward to hearing from you this season!

This week we had the immense privilege of talking with Meg Baatz! We talk about intentional community and relationships - conflict, intimacy, communication, expectations, disappointment, and relational imagination. Meg shares her journey of living in an intentional community, and how this experience has influenced and changed her. Meg is a ministry educator at a nonprofit she is currently in the middle of co-founding (more info coming soon!). This ministry will exist to empower Christ-followers in their local diverse faith communities in the realm of faith, sexuality, and gender. Meg is passionate about empowering people to image Christ by pursuing embodied local community, and lives in Denver, CO, with her spiritual family. Learn more about Meg at <a href="http://megbaatz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">megbaatz.com</a>, or connect with her on Facebook, LinkedIn, or Instagram (@meg_baatz). Please rate and review, and follow us on Instagram (@growing.pains.pod)! We look forward to hearing from you this season!

#14 Intentional Community, Spiritual Family with Meg Baatz

We get a decent amount of questions about how to engage healthy friendship (and touch) as single people. So, we asked one of our dear single friends, Meg Baatz, to help us navigate some more of this friendship quagmire. Some of the questions we explored include:What is the difference between finding community as a single person or as a married person?What is Meg's journey with finding community?Why are people so awkward when it comes to being friends with people of the same sex (if those people experience attractions toward the same sex)? How can we all be friends?How can we engage healthy touch with our friends?Dive in with us today at the podcast table.Highlights: "I knew [community living] would be hard. I knew it wouldn't solve all of my relational needs. I knew marriage wouldn't [either]. I knew trying to find the right *people* can be the same pitfall as trying to find the right *person.*" --Meg Baatz"I can desire to have the majority of my relational or emotional needs met from women rather than from God first and then from women ... [But] it's easy to go one extreme or the other: 'I have this really deep need for relational with women.' Or 'Oh, no! I don't want to idolize my friendships, and so I'm going to retreat out of fear or shame.'" --Meg Baatz"I think we can be ashamed of and afraid of our limits [with physical touch]. Instead we need to accept them ... and say, 'How can I honor myself as someone who God loves while loving and respecting other people through the boundaries I set up?'" --Meg BaatzDo the Next Thing:Check out Meg's organization she works for, Lead Them Home, here:https://www.leadthemhome.orgDive into Meg's personal site here:https://blog.megbaatz.comQuestion of the Week for Next Week:What "stupid human" trick can you do? (Roll your tongue, shake your eyes, do some random dance move...?)Email podcast@lauriekrieg.com or find us on Instagram to answer:https://www.instagram.com/laurie_krieg/For More: https://lauriekrieg.com/podcast/healthy-community-and-touch-as-a-single-person/

We get a decent amount of questions about how to engage healthy friendship (and touch) as single people. So, we asked one of our dear single friends, Meg Baatz, to help us navigate some more of this friendship quagmire. Some of the questions we explored include: What is the difference between finding community as a single person or as a married person? What is Meg's journey with finding community? Why are people so awkward when it comes to being friends with people of the same sex (if those people experience attractions toward the same sex)? How can we all be friends? How can we engage healthy touch with our friends? Dive in with us today at the podcast table. Highlights: "I knew [community living] would be hard. I knew it wouldn't solve all of my relational needs. I knew marriage wouldn't [either]. I knew trying to find the right *people* can be the same pitfall as trying to find the right *person.*" --Meg Baatz "I can desire to have the majority of my relational or emotional needs met from women rather than from God first and then from women ... [But] it's easy to go one extreme or the other: 'I have this really deep need for relational with women.' Or 'Oh, no! I don't want to idolize my friendships, and so I'm going to retreat out of fear or shame.'" --Meg Baatz "I think we can be ashamed of and afraid of our limits [with physical touch]. Instead we need to accept them ... and say, 'How can I honor myself as someone who God loves while loving and respecting other people through the boundaries I set up?'" --Meg Baatz Do the Next Thing: Check out Meg's organization she works for, Lead Them Home, here: <a href="https://www.leadthemhome.org" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.leadthemhome.org</a> Dive into Meg's personal site here: <a href="https://blog.megbaatz.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://blog.megbaatz.com</a> Question of the Week for Next Week: What "stupid human" trick can you do? (Roll your tongue, shake your eyes, do some random dance move...?) Email podcast@lauriekrieg.com or find us on Instagram to answer: <a href="https://www.instagram.com/laurie_krieg/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/laurie_krieg/</a> For More: <a href="https://lauriekrieg.com/podcast/healthy-community-and-touch-as-a-single-person/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://lauriekrieg.com/podcast/healthy-community-and-touch-as-a-single-person/</a>

Episode 96: Healthy Friendship (and Touch) as a Single Person with Meg Baatz

Convos with Cool People - Meg Baatz