
About this episode
“There’s something about vulnerability that unlocks us as humans and makes us more like Jesus.”
We weren’t sure what to expect from Sean Curran. Kristian Stanfill described him as a “Wild Stallion” and when I asked him what makes him so wild he responded “I guess I just scream a little more.” What unfolded next was one of my favorite discussions yet.
A simple question about his worship leading history took up nearly the entire interview. Not because he is so full of himself, but because he isn’t. We discussed an intense season of his life that felt “kissed by God” and what it was like for that season to end. We talked about burning bright and fast and what it means to follow Christ and lead worship for the long haul. We discussed praying through song and what it’s like to take that gift out of the secret place and share it with the body of Christ.
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