What happens when faith asks you to step into the unknown without knowing exactly how things will work out?
On this episode of Plot Twist Radio, Erin sits down with author, podcaster, and ministry leader Paul Granger for a conversation about faith, creativity, uncertainty, and learning to trust the process.
Paul shares how losing his job in 2018 led him into full-time, support-based ministry and a life that looks very different from the traditional path. He opens up about navigating financial uncertainty, resisting fear, and what it has meant to build his life around creating authentic spaces where people can wrestle with the difficult questions of life.
He also tells the remarkable story behind his 2025 challenge to publish 12 books in 12 months, a goal that ultimately resulted in 17 releases when several translations were added to the mix. From faith-based reflections and a zombie story to Missing Chloe, a deeply personal family project inspired by the disappearance of his beloved cat, Paul's work explores grief, hope, creativity, and what it means to walk alongside people in life's messiest moments.
Plus, Paul introduces Something in the Froth, a creative project inspired by the unexpected images he discovers in coffee foam, and explains why he believes creativity isn't reserved for artists. It's something within all of us.
Paul is also the host of the Where Did You See God? podcast, where he creates space for honest conversations about faith, doubt, life, and the questions that don't always come with easy answers.
🎙️ In this episode:
• Paul's unconventional journey into ministry
• Losing his job and learning to trust through financial uncertainty
• The story behind publishing 12 books in 12 months
• Writing through grief and the story of Missing Chloe
• Faith, doubt, and conversations across different beliefs
• Why creativity belongs to everyone
• Something in the Froth and finding possibility in life's messes
• The mission behind Where Did You See God?
Listen now for a thoughtful conversation about what can happen when we stop demanding certainty and start making space for faith, creativity, and the unexpected.