
About this episode
This week we explore the felt experience of faith and what it means to hold on to faith even when emotions fluctuate. We discuss how faith can be both a deep, personal relationship with God and a set of religious practices that sustain us through life’s ups and downs. From a conversation with my son about bacon to the story of the “beloved disciple” racing to the empty tomb, we dive into how our faith is shaped by unique experiences, rituals, and sometimes even doubts.
Whether you feel close to God today or find yourself going through the motions, this message will encourage you to embrace faith as a lived journey. We’ll look at how both the emotional and practical aspects of faith play a role in helping us hold on, especially when things get tough.
🔑 Key Takeaways:
• Faith is not just an emotion; it’s also about the rhythms and practices that guide us.
• Our unique experiences and stories are valid expressions of our journey with God.
• You are invited to see yourself as the “beloved disciple,” fully part of the ongoing story of Jesus.
🙌 If you’ve ever felt disconnected or struggled with how to keep your faith vibrant, this message is for you.
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