# Susan Howatch
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susan howatch (born 14 July 1940) is a British author. Her writing career has been distinguished by family saga-type novels which describe the lives of related characters for long periods of time. Her later books have also become known for their religious and philosophical themes.
Season 1: Episode 7 | The Art and Practice of Spiritual Discernment
Discernment is not a subjective woo-woo experience! Ruth begins episode 7 by explaining why discernment is an art AND a practice. This discussion highlights the unlikely place discernment begins, and why it is important to remember God’s wisdom is often very different than human wisdom. Steve share…
People Are Complex, So Don't Judge
"I'd like to know more, of course, but I've accepted that there's nothing more he has to say; I've accepted that there's a limit on our knowledge of even those who are closest to us. The older one gets the more one realises how saturated life is in mystery, and the biggest mystery of all, it oft…
God "Intermingles" All Things Together for Good
As many of you know from listening to my podcasts, or reading my blog over the years, is I'm pretty obsessed with the novels of Susan Howatch. Particularly her Starbridge Series of which I'm about to finish my 9th reading of the series in the last 15 years. It's that impactful and transforming in m…
Pastor Resources - Narcissism
This sad abandonment of the humble way of Jesus shows up today in pastors of large and small churches, in beloved Christian celebrities, prolific clergy authors and bloggers, dynamic church planters, and seemingly godly men and women. The frightening reality of narcissism is that it often presents …
More by Its Priorities than Its Popularity
Text: Luke 11:43, 12:49-53
Series: “The Church Your New Pastor Deserves”
If there’s any profession that in recent years has lost the respect of Americans more than preachers have, it would be politicians. I say that because of how when you ask most people what their problem is with politicians, t…
Episode 71 : Evil Can Be Mundane
Welcome to this week’s podcast & welcome back to Iain Mac!
Brodie recaps Sundays sermon ‘Confronting the Enemy’
Richard poses the question: is the enemy a who or a what?
The team discusses how ‘ordinary’ battles we fight every day can be supernatural.
Brodie shares a 3 fold prayer of protec…
LoLT: Tips for Reading Long Novels and Two Great Books
In this episode, we get excited about two new books: The Power and the Glory: The Country House Before the Great War by Adrian Tinniswood and Playworld: A Novel by Adam Ross. Then Mel shares her reading and loving doorstopper novels of 500+ pages.
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The Power and the Glory: The Country House…
Godly Wisdom from Above & Glittering Images from Below
Episode 4: Godly Wisdom from Above & Glittering Images from Below
1. You Asked for It (Q&A from Congregants & Listeners)
a) Why are there missing verses in Scripture?
b) Who is qualified to lead a bible study?
c) Are you calling for open borders?
2. Sermon Discussion
(a) James 3: On the godly wi…
Season 2 | Episode 70 | Bono, Anxiety, and the Physical Embodiment of Truth with Dr. David Taylor
Welcome to Episode 70 of the RT Dialogue -- or the Septuagint episode as referenced in the beginning of the episode.
This was a really fun episode as we invited on Dr. David Taylor. Dr. Taylor is a theologian, priest, author, professor, and artist. He is a man who wears many hats and brings to hi…
Season 2 | Episode 85 | Kamusta ka? -- Cultural diversity in therapy, athletic performance, and all things RT with Marriage and Family Therapy Associate, Kim Agramon-Bai
Welcome to Episode 85 of the RT Dialogue, with special guest, Kim Agramon-Bai.
Kim is a Marriage and Family Therapist Associate at Table Family Therapy, providing therapy in person in Pasadena, CA and online throughout California and San Francisco. This was a really great conversation as we explo…
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