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Welcome to the Season 1 's Finale! Find a cozy, quiet spot and let God's Spirit minister to you as I lead you through an imaginative prayer experience.
Thank you for joining us for Season 1 of Pasture Experience Podcast. I'd LOVE your feedback. What do you want to hear more of as I'm praying about next season? [email protected]
Grace & Space, Bekah
Show Notes
Spiritual Formation/Direction Resources
Receiving Spiritual Direction: [email protected]
Enjoy this 26-minute soul conversation with my sweet friend, Brianna Brown, as she shares her real time vulnerability about being a mama of 3 young boys and heading to Taiwan as a missionary family.
We laugh about how we met over Instagram and ended up living in the same town. Presently, Brianna finds herself in the "valley of the shadow of death," specifically when it comes to navigating her oldest, adopted son's special needs. We discuss how she is experiencing peace and comfort, how God is cupping her face, and where she is noticing tiny pockets of grace and love in the present.
Brianna ends our time by reading a poem she wrote about her current pasture season. *cue tears*
Show Notes
Follow/ Support The Brown Family's Taiwan Story via IG: mrsbribrown
Brianna's reading recs:
Bekah's reading rec:
In Ep. 13 I'm sitting down with my hubby, Bryan Pogue, as he shares his (our) journey of intentionally stepping away from vocational church ministry to simply love people, even if we don't get a paycheck from the church.
Bryan talks about how his identity was wrapped up in what he did for over 15+ years, and his continual discovery that he is not what he does, but whose He is.
Show Notes
Bryan's Reading Recs:
Redefining Sanctuary by Bekah J. Pogue
+ Spiritual Direction
If you're interested in receiving Spiritual Direction from Bryan, contact him at: [email protected]
Thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting Pasture Experience Podcast. What resonated or encouraged you? Let me know: [email protected]
Apply for Pasture Experience Retreat here: Pasture Experience
Grace & Space,
We're at a dozen! Enjoy Ep. 12, where I share my confessions as a former pastor's wife, and redefine the term 'sanctuary.'
How do you experience sanctuary in the everyday? Inside or outside church walls?
Plus, the release of my newest post: Redefining Sanctuary
I'd love to hear your thoughts on this episode.
As always, humble thanks for listening, sharing, and supporting Pasture Experience Podcast! Let's spread the love!
Show Notes:
New post: Redefining Sanctuary: http://bekahpogue.com/2019/11/18/redefining-sanctuary/
* Be sure to listen to Episode 10, Finding the Answer, before enjoying this soul-nourishing conversation.
Gosh, what a sweet 30-minute conversation with my friend, Rebecca Stilwell, owner of Spring Hill Antique Mall (SHAM) + Columbia Antique Marketplace. After coming out of a 27-year career in Financial Services, Rebecca shares about how her perfectly planned life took a detour, ten years ago. "One by one, the wheels came off, the track; my dad's health, financial service was in a hard time, life just got messy." She shares about her mom's encouragement that God was not wringing His hands over her situation. That mattered. Then her dad, in the latter stages of Alzheimer's said, "It's going to be okay." That mattered, too.
Presently, Rebecca most resonates with Psalm 23: 1... "I lack for nothing." We talk about how humility has changed her for the better, what she wishes she would've done differently in parenting, and her wisdom nuggets from 58 years of life and faith experiences.
Rebecca tells us about how she became the owner of a 1958 former-gymnasium-turned-antique mall, and then, two weeks later, her dad passed away. The antique mall vendors rallied around her and allowed her time to grieve.
"That's how the SHAM is. It's a pasture. A haven. A sweet place with great people." - Rebecca Stilwell
Show Notes:
Rebecca Stilwell's Wisdom Nuggets:
1. The main thing is to keep the main thing, the main thing. Don't get too busy.
To visit/connect with Rebecca at the Spring Hill Antique Mall (and her newly opened store, Columbia Antique Marketplace)
Rebecca's newly opened store: Columbia Antique Marketplace
Learn about Pasture Experience Retreats: PastureExperience.com
My humble, grateful thanks for listening, subscribing, sharing + supporting! - xo, Bekah
@BekahJanePogue
My humble, humble thanks to:
Bema Meda Production + Team
In this 11-minute episode, I invite you to find Him as the Answer, while we're looking for all of the other answers.
Where are you waiting on an answer? A job? A college application? Healing in a relationship? How do you find yourself responding in the waiting?
Join me as I share a story about ugly crying in a restorative yoga class, how I'm experiencing God's comfort in the unknown, and how freeing it is to vulnerably say, "I don't know, but He does."
** Join us next week, for Episode 11, as Rebecca Stilwell, owner of the Spring Hill Antique Mall, shares her humble story about experiencing the beauty of vulnerability while searching for life answers.
Show Notes
1. What's an area you long to have an answer?
You prepare a table before me
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You are in for a treat with this 25-minute episode, where I interview Trina Paulus, the feisty, 88-year old author & illustrator of the beloved book, Hope for the Flowers.
Trina shares about the theology of hope that inspired this message, her experience working in Egypt, about how she crawled off the expected "pillar" of becoming a nun, and how her message has reached China, Korea, Russia and beyond. As Hope for the Flowers celebrates its' 50th anniversary, Trina shares about what is bringing her hope in the present.
Stay tuned for the surprise when she flips the tables and begins interviewing me! Enjoy our witty banter and laughing about how we are doing life scared.
"We all have our pillars. We are all wounded healers." - Trina Paulus
"You have to go through something, but the change is much more dramatic than most people dream of... this amazing transformation is radical, and we need that today." - Trina Paulus
Show Notes:
Buy a fafillion copies of Hope for the Flowers and pass them out for Halloween: Hope for the Flowers
Connect with Trina at hopefortheflowers.com
More about how Hope for the Flowers came to be:
In face of loss beyond words I would draw a card with a caterpillar, a cocoon and a butterfly illustrating a favorite text, “Life is changed, not taken away.” - Trina Paulus
Thank you for listening + subscribing to Pasture Experience Podcast! Be sure to listen for next Monday's episode: When Searching for an Answer
Thank you, thank you for listening, sharing, and supporting this podcast. xo, Bekah
In this 15 minute episode, I share my journey about feeling stirred to unclimb the author/speaker ladder. "I felt called to descend the ladder and lay the ladder down and sit among the rungs because I am most at home with the broken. I am them and they are me."
How is God winnowing your journey in order that He, not you, gets the glory? What is left? What is no longer needed?
Show Notes
Hope for the Flowers by Trina Paulus (next week's podcast guest) Yay!!!!!!
In this 27-minute conversation with artist and gallery owner, David Arms, we talk about stillness and quiet, and what part of Psalm 23 he most resonates with: still waters and the banquet table. He talks about his best-selling painting, Be Still and Know, inspired by a hummingbird at rest.
"When you're still, you can feel His embrace; a touch through peace, through the calmness." - David Arms
Show Notes:
Visit David Arms Gallery in Historic Leiper's Fork, TN:
Abbey of Gethsemani Silent Retreats
Learn more about Pasture Experience Retreats
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