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God is not an idea, a political persuasion or a theology we can knit tight. He is a Person who transforms knowledge into revelation through the process of spending time with him. In today's information age we need more than ever to sit with him, and others, in the tension of what we think we know and that which we don't. Revelation is the way in which we draw God's eternal present into the social, economic, political and ideological battles we face and it's the deeper beauty of our claim of living within the life God himself.
It can sometimes be hard starting a new year. What do we do with unmet promises from the year before? How do we hope for flourishing in times of transition or tension? Just as there are times and seasons in the earth and times and seasons in our lives, there are also times and seasons in kingdom spirituality. In this episode I share what I feel God has been saying to me over these past months about 2018 and how we can start the year open heartedly and with intention. The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear more.
We don't often celebrate the beauty of not-knowing in our walk with God, but if he truly is Spirit, truly the God of all existence, then embracing mystery is foundational to our walking with him. God is not always interested in telling us the why of what we're going through, because in the tension between our longing and our lack he's making his goodness all the more satisfying to us. The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear more.Visit www.commonerscommunion.com to join the conversation.
In this episode, Strahan discusses how beauty can be lost and found in the pilgrimage of our faith and why beauty should be central to our walk with God. The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear more.Visit www.commonerscommunion.com to join the conversation.
In this episode, Strahan begins the conversation on how understanding ourselves as the poetry of God can breathe beauty and life into our walk with God. The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear it in full! Visit www.commonerscommunion.com to join the conversation.
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Hosted by author, teacher, and folk-psalmist Strahan Coleman, the Commoners Communion podcast is a conversational look at Christian spirituality through the lens of beauty, mystery and…

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