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Meet the Tribe
A Shared Calling, Lived Out Together
The Bruns Tribe was born out of a journey we never expected—but now couldn’t imagine living any other way.
After years of ministry in a post-Christian culture, we came to understand something that reshaped everything: The gospel moves at the speed of trust.
Today, we equip followers of Jesus to build meaningful relationships with those who may think, believe, or live differently—helping create space for honest conversations and real encounters with Jesus.
But this isn’t just what we teach.
It’s how we live.
Meet Brittany Bruns
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I am passionate about many things, but knowing God’s story, my story, and the story of others shapes everything I do. Growing up in the Bible Belt gave language to my faith, but living overseas in a post-Christian culture where 98% of the population was spiritually disengaged taught me that sharing Jesus often looks very different from what I once assumed.
Trial and error taught me three important things:
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First, it’s often not that people are averse to the gospel; it’s that they don’t trust the messenger.
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Second, to be a messenger, you must build trust.
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Third, trust builds at the speed of the relationship.
I believe trusted relationships have the power to connect us most intimately. That’s why I want to be known for my curiosity and encouragement of others. I desire for people to leave lunch with me feeling seen and heard.
Relational credibility is built through shared experiences and honest vulnerability, often becoming the bridge to a deeper connection with both our Creator and one another.
All of my writing, our workshops, and Meal with a Mom stem from those three lessons. I don’t desire to teach another evangelistic tool. I want to compel you to develop a lifestyle lived in an authentic relationship with others who do not think, believe, or live as you do.
I am glad you found this space.
Meet Nate Bruns
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I am a connector of people, and when I am living in my sweet spot, I see Kingdom connections between God’s network of people. But some of the most meaningful connections I have experienced happened outside the walls of the church, especially with people who may think differently, carry doubts, or have quietly stepped away from faith. I grew up knowing and using traditional evangelism tools to share my faith, but years of living overseas with people who do not speak Christianese, had misperceptions of Christians, and mistrust of religion taught me that sharing Jesus often looks very different from what I once assumed.
I care deeply about helping people feel known, encouraged, and reminded that they do not have to carry life alone. Over the years of shepherding people inside and outside of the church, I’ve learned that trust often opens doors that sermons alone cannot, because I have found that many honest conversations about God begin only after someone knows they are safe to ask real questions.
So, whether I’m meeting one-on-one, teaching, or sitting with someone for Coffee with A Pastor, my hope is simple: that people experience the steady presence of Jesus through authentic relationship.