SUMMER '22 Replay: Ep 80 - The Welcoming Prayer

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SUMMER '22 Replay: Ep 80 - The Welcoming Prayer

June 25, 2022 • Steve and Gwen Smith • Matthew 6:5–13

This summer we will be replaying episodes that Steve chooses and sees as “stellar and vital in the care of our souls.” It’s our hope that you’ll listen and then share the podcast around in your community, family, and spheres of influence.

Gwen and Steve recorded the podcast today about a prayer that took on great meaning and deeper insight during a difficult and dark time.

Their conversation is an exploration of “The Welcome Prayer.” At a dark and tumultuous time in their lives, when they lost their grandson Tommy in death, they slid into a dark night. This one prayer offered light in the darkness. The writer Thomas Keating opened their hearts up to the power of this prayer and the consolation of letting go.

To just listen to the podcast is but one thing. But to share with others whom you know need this prayer is sharing the love! Please share!

SUMMER '22 Replays: Ep 25 - Spiritual Identity: Exploring The Three Core Lies

June 18, 2022 • David Sachsenmaier, Dustin Hibbard

This summer we will be replaying episodes that Steve chooses and sees as “stellar and vital in the care of our souls.” It’s our hope that you’ll listen and then share the podcast around in your community, family, and spheres of influence. We struggle to identity ourselves, but what is the real truth about our Identity? Today Dustin is talking about Identity with David Sachsenmaier, a trained and certified executive coach whose identity was challenged by a family crisis as a child and now focuses on identity as a cornerstone in his work with others. Dustin and David discuss the Three Lies we tend to believe about who we are: 1. I am what I do: Our job defines us, we find worth/identity in our work. 2. I am what I have: Identity is wrapped around what we have and own. “I brought nothing into this world, and I will take nothing with me when I leave this world”. 3. I am what others think of me: Our view of ourselves is being shaped the day we are born, by our interactions with others, and especially our relationship with our parents.