The podcast will feature practices that will help listeners deepen their understanding of their belovedness leading them to discover the unforced rhythms of grace. Listeners will be introduced to a single spiritual practice and offered ways to practice and resources for further exploration.
Finding our Rhythm: Spiritual Practices for Seekers of God.
Claim This Podcastby Hosts: Lisa Work & Rich Nelson
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Podcast Overview
The podcast will feature practices that will help listeners deepen their understanding of their belovedness leading them to discover the unforced rhythms of grace. Listeners will be introduced to a single spiritual practice and offered ways to practice and resources for further exploration.
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3/26/2023
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Recent Episodes
January 27, 2024
Season 2 Episode 4 - Bishop Audrey Scanlan & Discovering and Maintaining Rhythms
In this episode, Rich and Lisa talk to The Rt. Rev. Dr. Audrey Scanlan, the current Bishop of the Diocese of Central Pennsylvania. Bishop Scanlan discusses her personal spiritual practices, which include hiking, cooking, and writing. She also sheds light on how she navigates the idea that spiritual practices can sometimes feel selfish. In addition, she turned the tables and asked Rich and Lisa about their views on the purpose of spiritual practices. She turned the tables and asked Rich and Lisa a question, "What is the point of Spiritual Practices?" We also talk about when our lives get out of balance and spiritual practices can help us.
January 8, 2024
Season 2 Episode 3: Exploring Iconography and the Spiritual Connection with Saints
<p>Welcome to the latest episode of "Finding Our Rhythm," hosted by Lisa Work and Rich Nelson. In this episode, we are privileged to have Kristen Wheeler, a modern iconographer, as our guest. Kristen brings a unique and spiritual perspective to the ancient art form of iconography, which we are eager to explore. During the episode, we discuss the impact of Kristen's icons and how people react to them, particularly those who approach her at events. Her genuine intention to share rather than convert is evident, and people are drawn to her work because of it.</p> <p>Kristen shares her deep connection to iconography and how she has made it a daily spiritual practice. She discusses how the art form has evolved and its significance in her life. We also delve into the lives and teachings of notable saints, including Rose of Lima, Rita of Cascia, Roch, Jesus the Gardener, Pauli Murray, and Francis. Kristen's passion for sharing their stories is infectious, adding to the episode's appeal and depth. A significant aspect of Kristen's work is its ability to transcend religious boundaries. She takes pride in the fact that the saints she portrays connect with people of all beliefs, including those who identify as agnostic or atheist. She emphasizes that her focus is on sharing the authentic stories of these saints, not conversion. Finally, Kristen is committed to portraying the saints as real, flawed individuals. By acknowledging their imperfections and challenges, she makes them more relatable, offering comfort and companionship to those who seek it. This approach has resonated with many and is one of the reasons her work is so highly regarded. We hope you enjoy this episode of "Finding Our Rhythm" and gain new insights into the captivating world of iconography.</p> <p><br></p> <p>Learn more about Kristen and her icons at<a href=" https://moderniconographer.com/" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"> https://moderniconographer.com/</a></p> <p>Check out<a href="https://www.facebook.com/ministryofsaintsmoderniconography" target="_blank" rel="noopener noreferer"> The Ministry of the Saints on Facebook</a></p> <p><br></p>
November 6, 2023
Season 2 - Episode 2 : Asking for Help as a Spiritual Practice
In this episode, Lisa and Rich talk about the challenges and blessings of learning to ask for help and how this can open us to deeper relationships with God, others, and our self. Help is both about being willing to ask for help when we need it and being willing to receive help when it is offered. Rich and Lisa recount times in their lives when they have both done this well and when they have struggled with the gift of help. Feelings Wheel Website: https://feelingswheel.com/ Ann Lamott’s book: Help, Thanks, Wow: Three Essential Prayers - https://www.penguinrandomhouse.com/books/313149/help-thanks-wow-by-anne-lamott/
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