Episode 034: From Processed to Whole: Biblical Eating with Annalies Xaviera
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Hey friends… have you ever felt like your food choices were part of a bigger spiritual awakening? Like waking up from the "slumber" of processed junk and stepping into the nourishment God designed for us? In Episode 34, I chat with the amazing Annalies Xaviera—a mom, wife, and pas…
From Eden to Esau: The Spiritual Power of Eating and Desire in Scripture
this episode of the Scripture Study Podcast, Susan Petersen and Cindy Madsen explore the theology of food in the biblical story of Jacob and Esau (Genesis 25–28). They examine how food and appetite drive key narrative moments, including Esau selling his birthright for stew and Jacob's deceptive me…
The Rewilded Heart: Kathleen Audet Interviews Forrest Inslee | Ep. 150
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In this special 150th Earthkeepers episode, Kathleen Audet of the Styled Clean podcast and Forrest Inslee discuss the ways in which faith and ecological are intertwined. Niki Hardy of the Wildly Known Life podcast helps frame this conversation, in which Kathleen and Forrest con…
Blue Chair Conversation With Norman Wirzba
Norman Wirzba is made for Compassion. Wirzba, professor in the Duke Divinity School and Director of Research in Duke’s Office of Climate and Sustainability, shares why hope, compassion and community are essential to building a more sustainable future. Drawing inspiration from family, faith and the …
264: Norman Wirzba: The Myth of Self-Sufficiency and the Good Life
This is our unabridged interview with Norman Wirzba.
How does the pursuit of independence distort our understanding of the good life?
Before Norman Wirzba became a theologian, philosopher, and public intellectual, he was a farm boy in Southern Alberta, waking before sunrise to tend to the land …
264: Unabridged Interview: Norman Wirzba
This is our unabridged interview with Norman Wirzba.
How does the pursuit of independence distort our understanding of the good life?
Before Norman Wirzba became a theologian, philosopher, and public intellectual, he was a farm boy in Southern Alberta, waking before sunrise to tend to the land …
Norman Wirzba, Makoto Fujimura, Diane Glancy, and Brian Volck, "Love's Braided Dance"
To celebrate the release of Norman Wirzba's new book, Love's Braided Dance: Hope in a Time of Crisis, Image hosted an interdisciplinary online conversation featuring artists, authors, and theologians working in the areas of climate, culture, and creation care. With support from the Madeline L’Engle…
The Allure of the Screen and the Erosion of the Soul: Smartphones, Fascination, and the Call to Contemplation
This is an audio version of an essay on my substack, Process This. In it, I explore the tension between contemplation and fascination in the digital age, particularly regarding smartphone use. Inspired by my son's school essay on phone-free schools, I took up a Lenten social media fast. Learning …
Why Do Christian Institutions Compromise to Stay Alive?
Institutions confuse their own survival with the work of God. Dr. James Spencer and Dr. Ashish Varma close the diagnostic arc of this series with transaction, meaning the trade a person or an organization makes when preserving the platform becomes more important than the faithfulness the platform w…
Why Do Christian Institutions Compromise To Stay Alive?
Institutions confuse their own survival with the work of God. Dr. James Spencer and Dr. Ashish Varma close the diagnostic arc of this series with transaction, meaning the trade a person or an organization makes when preserving the platform becomes more important than the faithfulness the platform w…
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