Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 36 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 36, Julian explains that to know God is to love God and to love God is to experience joy. She also sees that God does not want us to fear knowing the things He has revealed. She also sees God reaching out, gently touching and calling to all who sin, inviting them to collapse into the salvation and joy of God. Uncle Colby explores all these ideas and more with special emphasis on the possibility that Christ's grace can make space in our souls to hold both sadness and joy at the same time.

Special Guest Kelly Russell returns to read and discuss chapter 35 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love with Uncle Colby. In Chapter 34, Julian sees that the fulness of joy is to be able to see God in all things. Colby and Kelly explore what this means, especially as it relates to another part of the vision, in which Julian sees that all that is good emanates from God, while all this is not good is suffered by God.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 34 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 34, Julian sees that Jesus is Holy Church. Jesus is the beginning and the end of Church. Uncle Colby explores what it means that Jesus is the Church and various ways that Christianity has confused the true meaning of Church. He also discusses why there has been an exodus from Christianity in the past two decades and how that might be changed.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 33 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 33, Julian asks to see hell and purgatory. This leads Uncle Colby to discuss the importance of where we choose to look. Julian's fears of possibly drifting from her faith are quelled, which gives Uncle Colby a moment to revisit the topic from the previous episode about how to handle potential conflicts between our own lived experiences and the teachings of our churches. Lastly, Julian reminds us that God is not yet finished working in our lives. Uncle Colby shares a personal story emphasizing the fact that God is not done loving and saving us.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 32 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 32, God shows Julian that nothing in all of creation is insignificant. He also reveals that sometimes our reason can get in the way of delightfully gazing upon God. Julian also wrestles with what seems to be a contradiction between the teachings of the church and what she saw in these 16 revelations about God. Uncle Colby uses this as a springboard to discuss how we can think about moments where our respective churches' teachings or policies may make us unsettled or uncomfortable.

Uncle Colby sits down for a chat with his good friend Ramon Roberts who has recently been given a life altering medical diagnosis. Ramon gets raw about his initial reaction to the diagnosis, times in his past when he has felt forsaken, and how he has discovered a God of overwhelming love and goodness in the depths of uncertainty and anguish. This is an episode you do not want to skip.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 31 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 31, God reassures Julian that all will, in fact, be well and shows her that we must respond to Christ's unquenchable longing to love us with our own reciprocal longing to be with him.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 30 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 30, God shows Julian that some knowledge and teachings are hidden from our understanding for the present. Uncle Colby discusses the idea that God has compassion on those who immerse themselves in the pursuit of hidden truths, but we are invited to let go of the need to discover all the mysteries. He suggests that one of the keys to serenity is learning to find peace in the midst of unanswered questions.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 29 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 29, Julian asks God how it is possible that He will make well all that is not well, considering how much wounding human sin has caused. God offers Julian sweet assurance that He is able to make all things well using language and ideas that Julian can easily understand.

Uncle Colby reads and discusses chapter 28 from Julian of Norwich's Revelations of Divine Love. In chapter 28, Julian sees that all our suffering and tribulation will one day be turned into joy and that we never suffer alone.