Ronnie McBrayer
This is the podcast of author, speaker, pastor, and spiritual teacher Ronnie McBrayer. This is his collection of talks, interviews, insights from the Enneagram, and conversations with friends on the ever-changing, ever-evolving nature of faith.
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Remember to Remember (opens the original)
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”It is the evaporation of common memory, what a society experiences over time, say a time span of 25 years. When a tragedy is new, the wound fresh; everyone knows, everyone remembers. But as time goes on, evaporation makes the remembrance pool smaller and smaller until one day, only the outline remains of those who once knew, experienced, and swam in the waters of what had happened. In our own country, already a full third of population has no memory of the events of September 11, 2001. Solemn c
"All There Be" (opens the original)
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”Love is all energy, all strength, all health, all beauty, and all good work, well done. Love is the thinker of every good thought. Love ties all things together. Love makes all things one. Love is all there be. The books of the Holy Bible never say but one time just exactly what God is, but in three little words it pours out a hundred million college educations and says, ‘God Is Love.’ Love is the only God that I will ever believe in.” - Woody Guthrie
A Simple Faith: Toward the 20th Year (opens the original)
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On a hot August Sunday 19 years ago, the fledging congregation known as ”A Simple Faith” met for the first time. The 20th year begins here.
What To Do In A Storm, Part 2 (opens the original)
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This is Ronnie’s conclusion (Part 2 of 2) entitled: What To Do In A Storm, based on Acts 27.
What To Do In A Storm, Part 1 (opens the original)
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”A storm is coming. You can count on it. And how I wish the coming storm was just thunderbolts and lightning, very, very frightening; just a little wind and rain. But the storm I’m talking about is more severe than that. I’m talking about personal, sometimes private storms. I’m not a pessimist. I’m not trying to make you feel bad or make you afraid; to live coiled up, waiting for the next shoe to drop is no way to live at all. I’m just an early alert system: Storms are bound to come. Most of the
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