What happens when we redefine the quality of our investments not by their fruitfulness but by the faithfulness produced within us?

The biggest human temptation is to settle for too little - Thomas Merton

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What if the most courageous act was showing up as the most authentic expression of.... YOU? We're exploring the liberation of throwing away our masks and living lives that cost us who we DON'T want to be! 

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We’re exploring what it means to stay secure, rooted I love and how discipline is an act of dying to self, the only sure way of bringing resurrection into your life. Become a pilgrim and support the podcast: www.joshualukesmith.com/pilgrimage

In the second part of the series we explore what it means to live lives that are inspired, not through external factors but an awareness of an internal reality.

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In the first part of our new series. we explore what it means to live a life that costs us who we don't want to be. 

"There is no living the dream without swimming upstream".

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I always have amazing chats with my Mum and so I thought I'd hit record and invite you to join us! She's someone who has paid for the words that speaks with. Through hardship, healing and a constant pursuit of hope, there's so much soul in what she says. This episode begins part way through a conversation we were having about her leaving home, with a young family to serve in Pakistan. Enjoy! Find out more about my mum: www.lucindasmith.online

This episode explores what to do with our "aloneness". In an age filled with distractions, how can we seek out places of desolation to connect with the deeper story of who we are? DISCLAIMER: I forgot my VOX shield on this one so excuse the "pops".

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Grief is a deeply human and exceptionally unifying experience that is seldom spoken about. After the loss of one my closest friends last year, I wanted to explore the process in conversation and community. My friend Jenni Sanford - Nedoszytko is one of the wisest and most insightful people I know (as well as being a close friend) so we sat down just before Christmas and chatted over a coffee about loss, love and learning to let go.

“No one ever told me that grief felt so like fear.”

― C.S. Lewis, A Grief Observed

What happens when we live like the ground we walk is Holy?

A sermonette exploring the ways we can use

our discomfort to bring direction and our pain

to infuse purpose, into the fibers of every day.