HeyJaredLife with God: A Renovaré Podcast
A place for honest and unhurried conversations about interactive life with God. Hosted by Nathan Foster from Renovaré, a nonprofit that offers resources, events, and learning communities to help people become more like Jesus. Learn more at renovare.org.
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Joshua Luke Smith — This is the Main Event (opens the original)
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Nathan talks with pastor and poet Joshua Luke Smith about practicing presence and contentment in the “leftovers” of your life, because the hard parts are holy ground.
Jonathan Bailey — The Godward Journey (opens the original)
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Nathan talks with Jon Bailey, Renovaré Ministry Team member and new author of the book Dwelling in Christ (first book in this season's Renovaré Book Club). The two discuss how Jon came to experience and write about the never-ending journey of transformation in Christ.
Hilary Johnson — Body, Mind, and Spirit (opens the original)
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Nate speaks with retired psychiatrist Dr. Hilary Johnson about how the indivisibility of body, mind, and spirit means that wellness is, at some level, always a spiritual endeavor—empowered by God in and through loving relationships.
Mark Buchanan — Telling the Story of Le Chambon (opens the original)
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On Life With God, Nathan has a fascinating conversation with author Mark Buchanan about his WWII novel, What Is Left of the Night —why he wrote it, what he learned, and how it offers a vision of kingdom living we can carry into present-day crises.
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