What you can expect from the Space for Life podcast.

Space for Life’s farewell episode.

In this episode, Tommy and Patricia take a fresh angle and approach to the topic of “gluttony”.

In this episode, Tommy sits down with friend and pastor, Corey Widmer. After graduating from the University of Virginia, Corey worked for three years in London, England as "Study Assistant" to Rev. Dr. John Stott, a pastor, author and speaker. After returning to the U.S. he attended Princeton Theological Seminary and received a Master of Divinity degree. In June 2005 Corey and his wife Sarah moved to Richmond into the north Churchill neighborhood. In early 2008, he helped launch and  then co-pastored for 7 years East End Fellowship, a multi-racial church in north Church Hill.  Since 2015 he has served as the Lead Pastor at Third Church. He also has a PhD in theology from the Free University of Amsterdam. When he’s not working, Corey spends time running, bird-watching, and driving his kids to soccer practice. But mostly he enjoys being with his wife Sarah and their four daughters, Sophia, Anna, Phoebe and Frances.

Celebrate the 1 year Anniversary of Space to Breathe Again with a special sale and brief excerpt from the book

Simplicity is harder and more complicated than it first appears. How can we find a life-giving way of embracing simplicity in a complex, overloaded world?

Tommy and Patricia reflect on practices from Space to Breathe Again as the book approaches its first birthday.

In this episode, Tommy is joined by longtime friend and co-founder of HOPE Church, Pete Bowell. Pete shares some of his story as well as encouragement for creating space and loving and caring for people really well.

In this episode, Tommy and Patricia talk about a 30 minute weekly routine that can drastically change the course of your life.

In this episode, Tommy is joined by Patricia Clarke to talk about stress. For many of us stress has become a pillar of life – it has almost become life, death, taxes and stress. This episode questions whether stress is a healthy part of life, and how we can measure our overall heath by our stress level.