<p class="p1">In my spheres, I’ve picked up on this underlying notion of feelings being “valid”,  “real”, and therefore “true”. Yet I have found myself qualifying my own statements with, “this might not be how I should be feeling, but I feel…” I was curious if this self suspicion had merit and related to some of the conversations Mike and I have had. </p>

In my spheres, I’ve picked up on this underlying notion of feelings being “valid”, “real”, and therefore “true”. Yet I have found myself qualifying my own statements with, “this might not be how I should be feeling, but I feel…” I was curious if this self suspicion had merit and related to some of the conversations Mike and I have had.

<p>In my spheres, I’ve picked up on this underlying notion of feelings being “valid”,&nbsp; “real”, and therefore “true”. Yet I have found myself qualifying my own statements with, “this might not be how I should be feeling, but I feel…” I was curious if this self suspicion had merit and related to some of the conversations Mike and I have had. </p>

Episode 109: Feelings

Iain McGilchrist describes the right hemisphere as “prophetic.” Mike Metzger’s voice has often been described as prophetic. Prophets are not weirdos. They instead have a wide-angle lens. They see more widely. This series of conversations is designed to widen your lens—on the faith, your work, the gospel, your physical body… you name it.

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Episode 109: Feelings

Episode 109: Feelings