the remind{h}er podcast

As obvious as it might seem, I often forget that there is a difference between knowing about someone, and actually knowing them. And I think that's an important distinction we need for our faith, too. Today, if your faith feels disconnected or distant, listen in.

Jane Goodall

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As children of God, we are all part of the Body of Christ and have a unique role to play in the Kingdom of God. Today, if you struggle to find value in what you have to offer, or in other people, listen in.

Spiritual Theology by Simon Chan

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For most of my life, I have been a pretty anxious person. I am no stranger to restless nights, tension headaches, and convincing myself that the world is ending. Worry is my default and I often long for peace. If you can relate, listen in.

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Names are significant. And we see that significance laced throughout Scripture - both in names for God and for us. Those names are a reminder of relationship and belonging. If you feel forgotten or anonymous, listen in.

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My plate often feels very full and I often ask myself how I'm going to get it all done. But what if getting it all done isn't dependent on us? What if showing up with the best we've got is good enough? Listen in.

Jeffrey Greenman & Spiritual Formation

Bird by Bird: Some Instructions on Writing and Life by Anne Lamott

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Sometimes I find that I long for a different lens in life. A change in perspective, a better vantage point, a clearer understanding. My outlook often feels blurry, blotchy, or even blocked all together. And I'm not always sure how to develop a clearer, more accurate picture. But I know I want to see things the way God does, because when we see the world and each person in it through that lens, it changes things. It changes us.

The Office Ladies Podcast: Episode 36

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Our foundation, what we build our lives on, matters. And when the storms of life head our way, we need sure footing. So what does it look like to build our lives on the rock? Today, if life feels shaky, listen in.

Mexico Beach House Still Standing

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What is a life well-lived? I'm finding that the most inspiring lives, the most impactful ones, aren't lived in order to make a name for themselves. Instead, they are lives that are intentional, selfless, faithful, and invested in contributing to the building of God's Kingdom, even one small brick at a time. Listen in.

Becoming Dallas Willard by Gary Moon

John Lewis: Together, You Can Redeem the Soul of Our Nation

The Writing Life by Annie Dillard

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I don't like to be wrong. I don't think any of us do. But getting it right requires trial and error, a teachable spirit, a willingness to acknowledge our shortcomings, our mistakes, our growing edges. And I've realized that learning to accept when I'm wrong leads to being made right. Listen in.

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We are limited. And while my default is usually to try to push against that reality, I'm learning that maybe, my limitations aren't meant to be a hindrance. Maybe it's okay to acknowledge them. And maybe there is freedom in learning to live within them. Because our limitations are a reminder that we are not God, and that we can ultimately trust and rely on the One who is. Doing so helps us lean into humility.

If you feel pressure to go above and beyond, this episode is for you. Listen in.

Glorious Weakness: Discovering God In All We Lack by Alia Joy

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