HeyJaredthe remind{h}er podcast
This podcast is for women with anxious hearts and distracted minds, who could use a reminder of who God is and who God calls and invites us to be in the middle of it all.
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162: Isaiah 55 (opens the original)
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Today, I'm offering a simple reading of Isaiah 55. As I've sat with this passage myself recently, I've been reminded of the richness, vastness, goodness, and loving-kindness of God. Each time I engage it, it seems there is something new to consider. For me, it is chock-full of reminders to return to, and so, I thought why not share the wealth? Throughout the episode, you are invited to listen and notice what you notice. Once the reading is through, I'll offer a few questions for your considerati
161: Assume the Best (opens the original)
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There are people all throughout our lives who are difficult to love. And yet, as followers of Jesus, we are called to love nonetheless. So, where do we even begin? Per usual, I don't have a straightforward answer. But lately, I've wondered if part of what is needed is a willingness to assume the best of someone. To consider that there could be more going on than we're aware of. To acknowledge all we can't see and the parts we don't know. To lead with kind curiosity rather than stale cynicism. Th
160: Ask For Help (opens the original)
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From a very young age, we are encouraged to move toward self-sufficiency. From learning to feed ourselves, use the bathroom ourselves, get dressed and tie our shoes ourselves, all the way to the day when we can finally drive ourselves and eventually support ourselves—a sort of healthy independence is where we're headed. That is all well and good. But in my own life, I find I can take self-sufficiency a little too far and rely only on myself a little too much. W hen it comes to asking for help, I
159: Choose Your Own Reminder (opens the original)
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We're back! Two years ago, almost to the day, I officially started my spiritual direction practice. Two years before that, I started my spiritual direction training. That means that both in training and through my official practice, I've been stepping into the role of spiritual director, in some capacity, for four years. And that feels like something! I find that much of what I continue to learn as a spiritual director carries over into my actual, day-to-day life. So today, I'm sharing five mini
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