The Woodlands: A Place for Exploring the Spiritual Life

This week we begin a three-part Advent-Christmas series. Well, to be honest, it’s a pre-Christmas series. That’s right, I’m sort of breaking the liturgical rule and slipping Christmas meditations in during Advent.

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This week our we conclude a two-part series on reasons for believing in God in this secular age. This episode includes an excerpt from Chapter One of my latest book A Full-Hearted Life. This podcast is available immediately to paid subscribers (as is access to the entire Woodlands Archive and additional extras). All subscribers have access to the audio in one week.

This week our we start a two-part series on reasons for believing in God in this secular age. The audio is available immediately to paid subscribers. All subscribers have access to the audio in one week.

This podcast is available immediately to paid subscribers. All subscribers have access to the audio in one week. As always, you can redeem the one-time unlock feature to try it out right now for free. The proceeds from paid subscriptions fund ministry beyond the walls of the church.

This week our guest is Bishop Mariann Edgar Budde, the bishop of the Episcopal Diocese of Washington. We’ll be discussing her book How We Learn to Be Brave: Decisive Moments in Life and Faith.

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Love is the only power capable of transforming suffering. We will all suffer. We have no choice about that. We can all love. Or not. The choice is ours.

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Sometimes it's best to give God an earful.

Today’s episode features my conversation with Bishop Nicholas Knisely about science and religion. Bishop Nick is both a bishop in the Episcopal Church and an astrophysicist. Join us as we discuss how awe and wonder underlie both the life of faith and the pursuit of scientific truth.