December is starting to move quickly, who could use some peace right about now? We are in an Advent series and today we are making room for PEACE.

Joining us is pastor, seminary professor, and coach Jim Singleton. In this insightful and compelling interview, Jim helps us explore the concept of peace in a chaotic world, focusing on the need for both external and internal peace.

We dive into the historical context of peace, the impact of digital distractions, and the importance of spiritual practices. Jim highlights the cost of true peace, the concept of holy indifference, and the deeper meaning of SHALOM as peace amidst conflict.

If you want practical steps to access shalom, hear about the role of community in finding peace, and discover the connection between creativity and spiritual well-being, this rich conversation is for you.

A FEW THINGS MENTIONED

- Joshua 3

-Mark 1

-Philippians 4

-Acts 16

QUESTIONS TO HELP YOU RISE

1. What distraction are keeping you from following the Ark?
2. What high reward are you looking for at a low cost?
3. Does your peace feel more like broth or stew?
4. Whether you are having broth or stew, where is the connection in your daily practices to that, how does the feeling that you are either eating broth or stew how are your daily practices supporting that or not supporting that?
5. How can you use Godly community to encourage and grow the shalom of God in your life?

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