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What does ”ordinary Christianity” look like exactly? Using Scripture, Church history and personal testimony, two Catholic priests, Frs. Michael and Chris Trummer, and Mary Bielski offer a renewed vision of what our lives can be like as Christians.
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“I Saw Jesus in the Eucharist” | Sydney Wood’s Conversion Story | S3 E10 (opens the original)
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In this episode of The Normal Christian Life Podcast, Sydney Wood shares her powerful testimony of encountering Jesus in the Eucharist and how that encounter completely changed the direction of her life. Sydney grew up around Christianity and attended Catholic school, but she struggled with anxiety, body image, broken trust, and resistance to the Catholic faith. Even after beginning to seek God more seriously, she wrestled with whether He was really present and whether He could actually bring he
Grace Works: How to Recognize God at Work in Your Life | S3 E9 (opens the original)
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How do you actually recognize God's grace at work in your life? Christians talk constantly about grace. We know that salvation is by grace, that we need God's grace to grow in holiness, and that we cannot live the Christian life by our own strength. But what does God's grace actually **look like in everyday life**? How can we recognize when the Holy Spirit is moving us, strengthening us, convicting us, or inviting us into something? In this episode of **The Normal Christian Life Podcast**, Fr. M
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