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We look at the connections between the stories that birthed Sabbath and the liturgies and practices that could help you find genuine, fruitful rest instead of forms of numbing that are just variations on our habits of constant consumption.
You can find the book referenced in the conversation, "The Body Keeps the Score," here.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
This time we look at what it would mean to go beyond having opinions about the Bible to actually practicing the Scriptures.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
This time we look at the story of worship, beginning to end, so the truth of why we need it, and so why God gives it.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
We explore what Christian Practice is, and how it might counteract the utter mess that could result from having a whole bunch of people having a large set of powerful habits as techniques for getting what they want.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
You can get Alasdair MacIntyre's "After Virtue" here.
Some things you simply need to practice to know. In the first episode of this series, we explore how practicing a Tradition does more than keep you connected to the past. It's key to launching you into a new future.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
In this episode, Wil takes a story told by Chris Dixon in The Atlantic and adapts it to focus on the role and nature of Tradition (and expands it to give Plato his due!). If you are interested in going deeper into the ideas themselves, you can read the original article here.
This week we talk with Julie Carrick, author of "Unfailing Grace", recording artist, and the person behind the Carrick Ministries foundation. She's also someone who has prayed for miracles, and received miracles, and not received miracles.
In our conversation, this cradle Catholic presents a view of Christ's ongoing, and very tangible, presence in the world, and how this makes us people who see adversity as something that only magnifies God's grace.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
We pick up the conversation with Dr. Ken Baugh, director of IDT Ministries and author of "Unhindered Abundance: Restoring our Souls in a Fragmented World.", exploring the way different dimensions of our brains work, and how this interaction points to the massive importance of redemptive relationships in our healing.
CONTENT WARNING: Some listeners may want to know ahead of time that we do talk about parental trauma as a prominent example.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
This week and next, we talk about God and Trauma and Cutting-edge Neuroscience and Ancient Spiritual Formation practices with Dr. Ken Baugh, director of IDT Ministries and author of "Unhindered Abundance: Restoring our Souls in a Fragmented World."
CONTENT WARNING: Some listeners may want to know ahead of time that we do talk about parental trauma as a prominent example.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
We look at what Martin Scorsese's film "Silence," has to teach us about the difficulty of truly sharing the faith, but how these difficulties might make a way for us to live into the very heart of evangelism.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
We look at what an imagination capable of dreaming up fantastic fictions has to tell us about telling the truth.
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Original Score by Julius Obregon Jr.
MacDonald's Essay on "The Fantastic Imagination"
MacDonald's Collection that includes "The Imagination: Its Functions and its Culture"
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