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In our family Christmas lasts for a week so it’s okay to add one more reflection after the official day. Today is the last of our Advent series and the focus is on love. Don Owsley and I talk about love and Simeon. Then, we finished up our series on imaginative prayer in the Nativity story.
Merry Christmas, my friends!
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On today’s episode Don Owsley and I reflect on the joy of Simeon at seeing Jesus for the first time. Of all the people who worshiped God because of the newborn Jesus, Simeon reaches furthest back to the founding promise God made to Abraham. Finally, everything Israel existed for had come to fruition.
Then we practice imaginative prayer through the experience of Joseph in Matthew 1:18-25.
I hope this episode adds to your experience of Christmas this year!
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On today’s episode we reflect on the peace of God and explore Mary’s experience. To help us guys understand what it’s like to become a mother, I invited a very special guest on the show: my wife Jodi! She shared the many thoughts that go through a newly expecting mother’s mind – especially the first time.
Then we talk to Don Owlsey about Simeon and the kind of peace that God’s righteousness brings: shalom. Don does a great job taking us into the mindset of this first-century waiting prophet. Be sure to follow Don on Facebook and let him know you heard our conversation.
If you want to hear the full story of how Leonard Nimoy I found the video for you. Fascinating story:
If you enjoyed this show please share it with a friend (or lots of them on social media). It’s the best endorsement you could give.
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Advent is a season of waiting, expectation, and most of all hope. Today, we take a break from the usual format to explore those themes with Don Owsley and talk about the life of Simeon (Luke 2:22-35). We also spend some time in imaginative prayer to help us experience the hope from the perspective of Zechariah.
If you’re looking for a way to experience the story of Christmas in a way you never have before, be sure to listen and share this one with a friend.
Also, pick up Don’s book Thanksliving at Amazon today and let him know you heard it about it on Halfway There!
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