# Elizabeth Oldfield

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Fully Alive in Sacred Community | Elizabeth Oldfield

Former BBC journalist and current Sacred podcast host Elizabeth Oldfield asks great questions, which is why she lost her faith… but then found it again. Deconstructing her shallower assumptions led her to a dark place, but out of the depths has emerged a fuller, richer, more nuanced and rigorous fa…

Why We Need to Be in Our Bodies Together | A Sacred Reflection

What are we losing by spending so much of our lives behind screens? COVID-19 brought the whole world online, and as a podcast we kind of stayed there. This season, we made a commitment to only recording in person, mostly at Elizabeth's community house in south London. As a result, we sensed a big …

Episode 436 - The Seven Deadly Sins in Your Marriage

Most of us have heard of the seven deadly sins, but I'd never heard them reframed quite like this. In this episode, I dig into Elizabeth Oldfield's idea that these old sins aren't really about morality checklists, they're about disconnection, and I bring that lens straight into marriage and the bed…

Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent Times Audiobook by Elizabeth Oldfield

https://libranovo.com/free Listen to free audiobooks with a 30-day free trial! Title: Fully Alive: Tending to the Soul in Turbulent TimesGenres: Religion & Spirituality, Christianity, Counseling & InspirationalAuthor: Elizabeth OldfieldNarrator: Elizabeth OldfieldRelease date: 07-09-2024Length: 8:5…

Preparing to Die, Then Learning to Live Again with Poet Christian Wiman

What does it mean to prepare to die—and then discover that you need to prepare to live again? In this conversation, poet Christian Wiman reflects on faith, poetry, love, mortality, and his experience of living for more than 20 years with cancer.  He talks about his turbulent childhood, how poetry t…

How should we respond to warnings of end times and catastrophe?

America’s Vice-President, J. D. Vance, has been talking about the end of the world, saying he “wouldn’t be shocked” if the Anti-Christ was walking amongst us. Most people are living incomparably better lives than generations ago - and history is full of warnings of apocalypse - so how should we res…

Communal Living as Spiritual Practice: Friendship, Formation, and Renewing the Senses

Can we find freedom in a world of endless choice—or is deeper liberation found in the people we refuse to leave? In the first of a three-part Lectern Dialogues series, John Vervaeke is joined by Elizabeth Oldfield and her husband, Christopher Oldfield, for a conversation on intentional communal li…

#102 The Witness of Friendship & Community - with Elizabeth Oldfield

In this episode we interview Elizabeth Oldfield, a much sought-after public speaker and writer whose honesty & enthusiasm for community are contagious. She gives us a vision for Christian witness that is focused entirely on relationships. Friendship is how people come to accept faith, and community…

Can Bourgeois Values Save Britain? James Vitali on Ownership and Obligation

Can you really vote your way to a good society - or does it have to be built house by house, street by street? Dr James Vitali - Head of Political Economy at Policy Exchange, a Sandhurst-trained army reservist, local councillor, and author of The Ownership Society: How Bourgeois Values Can Save Br…

Art, Friendship and Trust Across the Israeli-Palestinian Divide | FeelBeit Founders

What Does It Take to Create a Shared Home in a Divided City? In Jerusalem, two women from opposite sides of the Israeli-Palestinian divide, Riman Barakat and Karen Brunwasser, have spent more than a decade building FeelBeit, a shared arts and cultural space where Israeli and Palestinian artists and…