24 Sep 30 | From Dropping Acid in the Hippie Generation to The Founding Father of Christian Music with Paul Clark
This interview took us back in time in an incredible way.
Paul Clark’s beautiful story-telling will get you out of your own world and take you back to a time of hippies, Woodstock and what the world looked like in the 70s. He shares his story about dropping acid, being a part of the drug scene in the 70s and how he became one of the founding fathers of Christian music before Christian music was even a thing.
We talk about the comparisons of 2020 to those times in the 70s with riots and movements and how we are seeing society circling back to the same place.
Paul focuses heavily on the importance of God’s calling in your life: why you matter, how you can be used by God even if you don’t feel “shiny” or worthy and shares a great “steering wheel” analogy to bring our listeners a sense of purpose and hope.
Follow along with Lenya Heitzig on Instagram
Follow along with Lindsey Maestas on Instagram and on The Living Easy Podcast
Hang out with us on The All the Things Podcast Instagram page
Paul Clark’s beautiful story-telling will get you out of your own world and take you back to a time of hippies, Woodstock and what the world looked like in the 70s. He shares his story about dropping acid, being a part of the drug scene in the 70s and how he became one of the founding fathers of Christian music before Christian music was even a thing.
We talk about the comparisons of 2020 to those times in the 70s with riots and movements and how we are seeing society circling back to the same place.
Paul focuses heavily on the importance of God’s calling in your life: why you matter, how you can be used by God even if you don’t feel “shiny” or worthy and shares a great “steering wheel” analogy to bring our listeners a sense of purpose and hope.
Follow along with Lenya Heitzig on Instagram
Follow along with Lindsey Maestas on Instagram and on The Living Easy Podcast
Hang out with us on The All the Things Podcast Instagram page
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