The Way We Practice

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The Willow at the End of the WorldListen now (10 min) | A reflection on the "Tree of Life" in Revelation 22
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A Maundy Thursday Reflection
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Meta, Fantasy, and the Found WorldOr how only reality will give us freedom
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Some thoughts on listening, economics, and agriculture
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Jon Stock - Friendship and the Love That Covers AllListen now (93 min) | A conversation with Jon Stock, the co-founder of Wipf & Stock publishers, about friendship, life in community, and good reading…
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Sylvia Keesmaat - Living Justly in the Midst of EmpireListen now (104 min) | Syvlia Keesmaat is a biblical scholar and permaculturalist outside of Toronto, Canada. In this wide ranging conversation we talk…
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Steven Tomlinson - Becoming a Person for OthersListen now (91 min) | Economist, theologian, and playwright Steven Tomlinson shares his journey toward becoming a person for others.
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C. Christopher Smith - Imagining and Celebrating CommunityListen now (113 min) | Chris Smith is a writer and editor deeply embedded in the life of church and place. In this episode we talk about his journey to…
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Chi-Ming ChienListen now (91 min) | Chi-Ming Chien works at the intersection of business and God's kingdom. In this interview he offers a picture of a life of…
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Brent Was - Doing What We CanListen now (100 min) | This episode is a fascinating and hopeful conversation with Brent Was, an Episcopal priest who has a deep understanding of what…
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Debra Dean Murphy - Grief, Hope, and BeautyListen now (91 min) | A conversation with Debra Dean Murphy about the writing life, climate grief, and finding beauty.
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Amy Peterson - Virtue for the ApocalypseListen now (87 min) | A conversation with Amy Peterson about the lessons of trees, being beloved, and the communities that form us.
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