Raven Creek Social Club began, like most things in our lives, with a conversation. Or rather, multiple conversations wherein brother and sister, Nathan and Emily, discussed theology, the challenges and joys of being family, sci-fi movies, the woes of the world, and whatever else happened to capture their imagination or attention.

Along the way, friends joined in and offered up their insights and questions.

The end result was often the same, “you should start a podcast,” or “why don’t you write a book?” or “just do something so that the conversation does not have to end!”

Encouraged by some positive peer pressure, Nathan and Emily, embarked on the adventure that is the Raven Creek Social Club.

The Raven was a reminder that, as Elijah confronted the status quo of his day and had to rely on God to feed him (since his message wasn’t the most popular one in town), we too serve and are provided for by the LORD.

We call this project a “social club” as a tongue in cheek reminder that we are not alone. There are many people around the world following the LORD’s lead even if it feels lonely sometimes.

We hope we are worthy of considering ourselves part of that group.

The raven is to remember that God will provide, even in unlikely ways. The top hat serves to remind us we are children of the King. Putting both items together to reminds us not to take ourselves too seriously.