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I wanted to do something special on the podcast during Advent and what I've come up with is, well, pretty unoriginal. But I think it might be exactly what we need right now. After such a crazy and heavy year, I hope the simplicity of this four week series is an unexpected gift this Advent season.

Listen in as we read and reflect on this familiar Christmas passage: John 1:1-18

I would love to hear what resonated with you in today's passage!

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Transcript: www.julianneelaineclayton.com

I wanted to do something special on the podcast during Advent and what I've come up with is, well, pretty unoriginal. But I think it might be exactly what we need right now. After such a crazy and heavy year, I hope the simplicity of this four week series is an unexpected gift this Advent season.

Listen in as we read and reflect on this familiar Christmas passage: Isaiah 9:2-7

I would love to hear what resonated with you in today's passage!

Email: [email protected]

Instagram: @juleclayton or @remindherpodcast

Transcript: www.julianneelaineclayton.com

I wanted to do something special on the podcast during Advent and what I've come up with is, well, pretty unoriginal. But I think it might be exactly what we need right now. After such a crazy and heavy year, I hope the simplicity of this four week series is an unexpected gift this Advent season.

Listen in as we read and reflect on a Christmas passage - Luke 1:26-56

A Charlie Brown Christmas

I would love to hear your response to today's passage!

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Instagram: @juleclayton or @remindherpodcast

Transcript: www.julianneelaineclayton.com

I don't know about you, but for me, it has been much more difficult to find God's goodness in a year like 2020. But that doesn't mean that God is absent or that there isn't any goodness to be found. It just means that when it isn't as obvious as we would like it to be, seeking it out becomes even more important. We have to train ourselves to look for the reminders. I'm finding that more often than not, they are found in the unexpected, ordinary moments of every day life.

Today, if you feel empty, weary, or down, listen in as we remember to look for the reminders, finding what is significant and holy in the small and subtle.

Hearing God by Dallas Willard

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If you're anything like me, life often feels like a roller coaster, with unexpected twists, turns, drops, loops and bumps along the way. It's easy to experience joy when life feels straight and steady, but is there room for joy in the difficulties, too? What would it look like for joy to carry us through? Listen in.

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This episode was written and recorded before any election results came in. But by the time it hits your ears, the 2020 Election will be over. At the end of the day, and at the end of an election season, it's important to take a step back and remember who we are and who we're still called to be. Listen in.

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So often, we feel like we have to try to be like somebody else, or fit a mold we weren't meant for, compensating for all the things we think we lack. We forget that we were created by God - an intricate, intentional, original work of art that God called good. If you could use a reminder of how God delights in just your being you, listen in.

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Our sense of smell is deeply connected to our memory. Certain scents can evoke memories that transport us back in time. And smell is also connected to our faith; there is a specific fragrance or aroma that acts in a similar way, reminding others of Jesus and evoking the character of Christ in the world around us. Listen in.

Smells like Nostalgia by Meghan Holohan

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We are all formed by something, sometimes multiple things, and many times, we don't even realize it. We often become the product of what we prioritize, what we give our time and attention to. So it's important to be intentional about paying attention to Jesus and things that reflect His character in the world. When we do, we become more and more like the person of Jesus Christ, and that is good news for us and for a world in need.

The Social Dilemma

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A fountain can turn a stagnant body of water into water with movement, activity, and life. In a similar way, when our faith feels stagnant, it is important to identify the fountains that help bring life to our faith. Because those fountains often help us remember and inspire us to hope. Today, if your faith feels stagnant, listen in.

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