The Holiday Season can seem like one big blurry headache sometimes. It seems like from Black Friday to Christmas Eve we are in a constant state of movement, doing ‘all the things’, yet not feeling fulfilled by the season. Advent beckons us to come to the manger in quiet reflection, and offers a different path to celebrate the holidays. In our final episode of the season we discuss how the themes of advent can and should come full circle in our Christian walk. How we can hope in the Lord, find peace, hold joy in the waiting and live out Love like Christ.

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The Holiday Season can seem like one big blurry headache sometimes. It seems like from Black Friday to Christmas Eve we are in a constant state of movement, doing ‘all the things’, yet not feeling fulfilled by the season. Advent beckons us to come to the manger in quiet reflection, and offers a different path to celebrate the holidays. Over the next two weeks, we will be breaking down the four themes of advent, and how they can impact our daily Christian walks.

Reunited and it feels so good! Zac and Mat finally sit back down at the same table after a month apart. We talk updates: how the past month has been, updates about the Cisterna store launches, as well as discuss the coming end to season 1.

Thank you for being the best part of The Slow Drip. It’s been a wild ride: from Bolivia to Gator Land and all stops in between. It's been a pleasure to have you ride along.

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Check in with Mat while he's abroad and filling us in on everything going on in Kenya.

God will most certainly give you more than you can handle. Lets squash that age-old saying right now. If God never gave us more than we could handle, we'd have no reason to partake in His grace.

How do we find our place in the Great Commission? Everyone's position is different but integral to the end result. We are eternal beings living in a temporary world; created to be with the creator. But we have been given our time here to fulfill The Great Commission and to put a few more points on the board.

In the latest Notes From the Field episode I sit down with Rev. David Parmuat to discuss the very real realm of Spiritual Warfare, both in Nairibi, Northern Kenya and around the world.

Join us for this timely episode, as we prepare to depart to return to Kenya next week.

**Update, the child in the last story was able to get swift medical treatment for a burn on his hand and has healed.

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How do we bridge the file between our modern evangelical culture and the imperative call to answer the great commission? Join us this week as we discuss international mission experiences and tease out a few previews for next weeks Notes from the Field. No spoilers, but we know you’re gonna want to tune in to both of these new episodes.

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Entropy is a slow descent into disorder; which we are all in. We can choose to let the free-fall of entropy define who we are as humans and followers of Christ. We can choose to let it harden our hearts or we can choose to share in that inevitable chaos together with those around us.

We are disciples creating disciples. And what better way to share in community than sharing that empathy we learn on our journey to and from the mountain top?

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You can't stay on the mountain top. And luckily, the valleys are only temporary, too. In comparison, between the two, it's the valley that make the mountain top so much better. Without the two together, would we appreciate the spiritual mountain views we get to enjoy and would we learn to rely on Christ in our struggles?

We have the ability to share in joy and in struggles; both with each other as fellow believers and with our maker. That doesn't always mean it will be easier or more enjoyable, but at the end of the climb up the mountain side, it makes the enjoyment all the more better.

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