Fargo, Part 2: The Spiritual Practices of Simplicity and Resisting Hurry

Fiction That Forms Us: Stories that Inspire Us and Practices that Help Us Change

Fiction That Forms Us: Stories that Inspire Us and Practices that Help Us Change

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Fiction That Forms Us: Stories that Inspire Us and Practices that Help Us Change

Fargo, Part 2: The Spiritual Practices of Simplicity and Resisting Hurry

Fiction That Forms Us: Stories that Inspire Us and Practices that Help Us Change

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Fiction That Forms Us: Stories that Inspire Us and Practices that Help Us Change

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Sensible Shoes, Part 2 - The Spiritual Disciplines of Lament and Confession within the Ignatian Examen 30:00

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How do we become more receptive and responsive to the work of the Spirit within our lives? In her first novel, Sensible Shoes , from the series of the same name, Sharon Garlough Brown takes her characters on a journey of practicing various spiritual disciplines. In this episode, I talk to author Sharon Garlough Brown about the spiritual disciplines of lament and confession within the Ignatian Examen. The spiritual practice is one of attentiveness that enables our receptivity by reviewing our day with God in two movements: consolation—where we noticed and responded to God today—and desolation—where we were unaware of, ignored, or rejected God during our day.…

Fiction That Forms Us: Stories that Inspire Us and Practices that Help Us Change

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Sensible Shoes, Part 1 – A Conversation about Hannah and Charissa 35:09

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How do we overcome vices that the world teaches us to idolize? In her first novel, Sensible Shoes , from the series of the same name, Sharon Garlough Brown takes the reader through the growth journey of four characters, whose lives become interwoven throughout the novel as they embark on a sacred journey with God and each other. In this episode, I talk with author Sharon Garlough Brown about her novel, where we discuss the spiritual formation of Hannah and Charissa, two of the four main characters. Just as they learn to surrender their identities to God, we, too, are invited to surrender the worldly identity we’ve taken upon ourselves in order to put on our God-given identity as beloved child of God.…

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Kristin Lavransdatter, Part 2 – The Spiritual Practice of Reading 15:11

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How can reading be a spiritual practice, and why is reading Kristin Lavransdatter a good choice for this practice? Learn more on this episode, where Dr. Jessica Hooten Wilson and I continue our discussion on Kristin Lavransdatter in the trilogy Kristin Lavransdatter and how reading about her spiritual journey affords us an opportunity to study and come to terms with our own.…

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Kristin Lavransdatter, Part 1 – A conversation with Dr. Jessica Hooten Wilson 33:20

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At the end of your life, how would you feel if God had nearly always allowed you to follow your will? In the womb-to-tomb trilogy Kristin Lavransdatter , Kristin has this experience, which for her is one of sorrow that ultimately leads her to surrender. In this episode, I talk with professor and author Dr. Jessica Hooten Wilson about Kristin’s spiritual journey over a lifetime.…

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Jane Eyre, Part 2 – The Spiritual Practice of Reflecting on Your Spiritual Autobiography 33:17

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How can taking inventory of our spiritual life help us regard the character flaws of others with sensitivity and forgiveness? Learn more on this episode, where we discuss how Jane Eyre ’s suffering affords her an introspection that helps shape her thoughts and actions. There are practices we can do to aid our spiritual introspection that will help cultivate the fruits of compassion and forgiveness in our lives like it did in Jane's life.…

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Jane Eyre, Part 1 – A Conversation About Jane Eyre 49:30

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If you grew up unloved and unwanted, how difficult would it be to show love, grace, and forgiveness to those who don’t reciprocate? Jane, in the book Jane Eyre by Charlotte Brontë, shows us how.

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The Hiding Place, Part 2 – The Spiritual Practice of Saying “Yes” to God 20:29

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What can the unspeakable horrors of a concentration camp teach us about theodicy? Learn more on this episode where guest A. S. (“Pete”) Peterson, author, artistic director of Rabbit Room Theatre, and producer at Lamb & Flag Studios, and host Kristy Lahoda discuss The Hiding Place and Betsie and Corrie ten Booms’ responses to the unspeakable evil they experienced at the Ravensbrück concentration camp and how they, as part of the cloud of witnesses, testify with gratitude to the goodness and sovereignty of God. They are exemplars for how we, too, can grow in obedience to God’s calling in our lives.…

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The Hiding Place, Part 1 - A conversation with A. S. "Pete" Peterson 27:33

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What if you were called to retell someone’s harrowing, God-soaked story? On this episode, learn how A. S. (“Pete”) Peterson, author and playwright, artistic director of Rabbit Room Theatre, and producer at Lamb & Flag Studios, was called to do just that. Pete and host Kristy Lahoda discuss the breadcrumb trail that led to his play adaptation turned cinematic stage production of Corrie ten Boom’s The Hiding Place.…

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Fargo, Part 2: The Spiritual Practices of Simplicity and Resisting Hurry 19:25

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Despite overwhelming need, why was the most important work in all of human history done without hurry? Learn more on this episode, where Dr. Chris Hall, recently retired Renovaré president and former Director of Academic Spiritual Formation and Distinguished Professor of Theology at Eastern University, and host Kristy Lahoda discuss Marge Gunderson, in the film Fargo , directed and produced by the Coen brothers. Marge, far from being naïve, is deliberate in her simplistic lifestyle, which allows her to discern and apprehend those whose world is darkness.…

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Fargo, Part 1: A conversation about Marge Gunderson 41:34

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What can film noir teach us about the Biblical theme of light? Learn more on this episode, where Dr. Chris Hall, recently retired Renovaré president and former Director of Academic Spiritual Formation and Distinguished Professor of Theology at Eastern University, and host Kristy Lahoda discuss police chief Marge Gunderson in the film Fargo, directed and produced by the Coen brothers. Marge’s home life is one of stability that carries over into how she conducts her investigations, allowing her to be a light in the darkness.…

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My Name Is Asher Lev, Part 2 – The Spiritual Practices of Waiting on the Lord, Empathy, Fidelity, and Love 27:01

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How can we remain faithful to the message God gives us as we practice our craft? Learn more on this episode with Amy Baik Lee, member artist of The Anselm Society and a founding member of The Cultivating Project, and host Kristy Lahoda as they discuss artist Asher Lev, in the novel My Name is Asher Lev by Chaim Potok. Asher learns that through his hands he has the power for both good and evil. Through the suffering he experiences, he grows in fidelity, empathy, and love by remaining steeped in his art and Hasidic faith tradition and maintaining a connection to his community. We, too, can grow in these virtues as we remain steeped in our Christian faith tradition and connected to our community, enabling us to do the work the Lord has given us to do. When can express suffering with a resonant note of hope because Jesus holds it all in his perfect love.…

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My Name Is Asher Lev, Part 1 – A Conversation about Asher Lev 1:11:57

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What if our gifting and faith tradition are at odds? Learn more on this episode, where Amy Baik Lee, member artist of The Anselm Society and a founding member of The Cultivating Project, and host Kristy Lahoda discuss how Asher Lev, in the novel My Name is Asher Lev by Chaim Potok, stayed true to both his art and his faith and sought a third way, a way fraught with anguish but filled with truth born from love.…

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Maisie Dobbs, Part 2 – The Spiritual Practices of Silence, Solitude, and Study 54:32

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What can sitting in silence, solitude, and stillness teach us, and what does our body have to do with spiritual formation? Learn more on this episode, where Dr. Mimi Dixon, Renovaré Institute teacher and retired Presbyterian Pastor, and host Kristy Lahoda discuss how to remain calm and pay attention like Maisie Dobbs, in the book Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear, in the midst of life’s storms so that we can follow Jesus as he runs toward people in pain in order to be present to them with him.…

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Maisie Dobbs, Part 1 – A Conversation about Maisie Dobbs 32:30

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What can we learn from the layers of hardships—our own and those of others—we encounter? Find out on this episode, where Dr. Mimi Dixon, Renovaré Institute teacher and retired Presbyterian Pastor, and host Kristy Lahoda discuss how Maisie Dobbs, in the book Maisie Dobbs by Jacqueline Winspear, learned to pay attention to everything and everyone around her while she worked on a case, which enabled her to not only better understand situations but also sense people’s needs and move toward them as she awaited the revelation of truth.…

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Ready Player One, Part 2 – The Spiritual Practice of Study 23:06

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What do virtual reality, obsessive devotion, and a billionaire have to do with spiritual formation? Join Meshach Kanyion, Senior Pastor at Church of the Savior United Methodist Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, and host Kristy Lahoda as they continue their discussion on the book Ready Player One by Ernest Cline and how we can become more Christlike through the spiritual discipline of study.…

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