In today’s episode, Dr. David Pocta and Hannah DeSouza unpack the mysteries of Genesis, explore the creation of time and seasons, and consider their implications for our spiritual lives. We dive into the concept of spiritual disciplines, and how understanding divine rhythms provides a richer landscape for our faith. From exploring the significance of the Christian liturgical calendar to the complexities of integrating these rhythms into daily life, this episode illuminated the fascinating aspects of spirituality, rhythm, and time.
This discussion encourages listeners to reflect on their own spiritual journeys and consider how they might better integrate these rhythms into their lives. We end with a discussion about the value of spiritual disciplines such as regular retreats and the celebration of milestones, underscoring the importance of being intentional about incorporating these practices into our daily routines.
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“But especially as I get older, I love when nighttime comes. It's just, I mean, I love the day but I love the night.” –Dr. David Pocta
“Yeah, there's always more that can be done, but knowing when to say something is finished, I think is such a strength.” –Hannah DeSouza
“So in my personal Christian history spreadsheet every year on my spiritual birthday, I just reflect on what God has done in my life over that last year and it's so helpful for me to think about how God has moved.” –Dr. David Pocta
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