The (in)courage Podcast

I have accepted the fact that I can not and will never fully understand God’s ways. While I grasp for explanations, God already knows the ‘why.’ While I live and think within a frame of time, God knows the end from the beginning. While I am finite, God is infinite. But, even in wonder and bewilderment, I can trust God who strengthens and directs my path (Proverbs 3:5-6). I can embrace the mystery of God’s ways and let go of resentment and pain. My sorrow can turn to celebration.

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The glory of the regular is all mixed up with the holy. We can live in the extraordinary joy that the festivities and bustle Q4 brings, and we can experience glory in the regular tasks that make up our days. We can hold both. We were made to hold both.

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We live in a culture that would rather cancel a person or a group of people than have a hard conversation. Conversations can actually change people, cancelling simply condemns them.

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"Grace rises to become the best possible gift to offer a loved one, especially when the two of you don’t see eye to eye. I reasoned that if every 'but God' in the Bible is true, it had to be true in my relationship with my daughter too. I stopped battling over religion and granted her the grace of trusting God with the end of our story."
 
 Today’s story from Patricia Raybon will you give you so much hope for any relationship that feels impossible. PLUS it’s LAUNCH DAY for our new book, Come Sit with Me! Join us at incourage.me for our special release day GIVEAWAY!
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Instead of falling for the idea that I need to muster up enough faith, or grit my teeth to make my way through my fear, could I instead accept Jesus’ kind and gentle invitation to trust Him with it?

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In the new book From Where I Stand: 30 Days in the Life of Paul, by Shanna Noel and Sherri Gragg, you are invited to trace the footsteps of a man who went from relentlessly persecuting Christians to becoming one of the greatest evangelists in history. 

The path of the apostle Paul is one of transformation. In From Where I Stand, you will be transported back in time to the places where Paul, once a notorious opponent of the faith, preached the Gospel to nations who had long been enemies of God’s people. You will feel what he felt, see what he saw, and encounter the living Christ along beaten dirt roads and within dank prison walls. As you walk in Paul’s shoes, you’ll be encouraged to journal (or even paint, draw, and handletter) along and answer heart-provoking questions that will illuminate your own spiritual journey. 

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Curiosity keeps us tender to each other’s humanity. When we don’t know someone, it’s easy to dehumanize them and treat them as if they’re an object made for our judgment. We can make assumptions about their character, their background, their family, their life, and feel justified as we do so. But when we stay curious, we keep their humanity in view. Curiosity helps us remember that the person we share a home with and the acquaintance on Facebook are both individuals made and loved by God.

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Being human is hard. Being in relationships with other humans is even harder. But there is hope! Come Sit with Me, the new book from (in)courage, will help you discover how God can work through your disagreements, differences, and discomfort in ways you might never expect. Preorder your copy to get a bunch of bonuses - details at incourage.me/comesitwithme!

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I’m weary of the message that making margin for quiet space is selfish. I’m frustrated by the cookie-cutter promises that say following these five steps will free you from being alone as if community can be made by to-do lists and slot machine prayers. Lonely seasons and quiet space not only give us needed fuel and margin, they can teach us how to be present and authentic in our lack, our need, and our bodies.

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Being human is hard. Being in relationships with other humans is even harder. But there is hope! Come Sit with Me, the new book from (in)courage, will help you discover how God can work through your disagreements, differences, and discomfort in ways you might never expect. Preorder your copy to get a bunch of bonuses - details at incourage.me/comesitwithme!

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The truth is that friendships — like the leaves of trees within seasons — change and grow, or change and fade. If your own friendship landscape looks too barren for your liking — whether that be in your neighborhood, at work, at church, or elsewhere — join Kristen today to answer two essential friendship questions.

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Being human is hard. Being in relationships with other humans is even harder. But there is hope! Come Sit with Me, the new book from (in)courage, will help you discover how God can work through your disagreements, differences, and discomfort in ways you might never expect. Preorder your copy to get a bunch of bonuses - details at incourage.me/comesitwithme!

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No one really knows me fully and deeply. Our deep desire to know and be fully known by God and the Body of Christ is God-given! Showing up with vulnerability is how we walk as followers of Christ and how we can show love and receive love. It is how we build a rich and beautiful history of trust and intimacy with God and others.
 
 Vulnerability comes at a cost. It will cost you your pride, fear, comfort, and expectations. But, the pay off is worth it.

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Being human is hard. Being in relationships with other humans is even harder. But there is hope! Come Sit with Me, the new book from (in)courage, will help you discover how God can work through your disagreements, differences, and discomfort in ways you might never expect. Preorder your copy to get a bunch of bonuses - details at incourage.me/comesitwithme!

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