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The Sneaky Emu
By seth cainReligion & Spirituality
The Sneaky Emu episodes
- episode 37 - the chair, the cup, the bike - part 3
the one where we talk about dealing with grief, death, and how to find hope in the middle of it.
42 min - episode 36 - the chair, the cup, the bike - part 2
the one where we talk about prayer, unanswered prayer, and being open to what's in front of you.
42 min - episode 35 - the chair, the cup, the bike - part 1
the one where we talk about anger, how Jesus got angry, and what to do with all that energy.
42 min - episode 34 - the beauty of the butterfly the beauty of you
the one where we talk about transformation
40 min - episode 33 - literally all things
The one where we talk about messed up paintings and God NOT destroying things.
44 min - episode 32 - Jesus, Costco, and the beauty of the beyond
The one where we talk about the truth that is all around us, even beyond the pages of the Bible.
46 min - episode 31- but what if I sink? she asks.
The one where we talk about challenges, limitations, and trusting that when we take a leap of faith someone will be there to catch us.
30 min - episode 30 - a not so guilty pleasure
The one where we talk about why there is a term like guilty pleasure, platonic philosophy, and how to rename the things we enjoy.
41 min - episode 29 - a message for my daughter and possibly for you
The one where we talk about not seeing the good in ourselves and understanding that we can not not be loved.
36 min - episode 28 - a bumper sticker I saw the other day
The one where we talk about life, guns, God, and the narrow path.
47 min
About The Sneaky Emu
From the publisher's feed
The sneaky emu is an audio expedition to discover the divine and the beauty of life that is ever present. This is an ongoing discussion about waking up to the nature of God, what it means to be human,…
and how to better navigate this world we’re living in for the sake of finding the truths that have been in front of us the whole time.