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Andy Crouch: Political Crisis, Contempt, & the Fruit of the Spirit

How should Christians engage with political power in a divided world?

 

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Flannery O’Connor’s A Prayer Journal: Through the Darkness Toward Redemption

Can Literary Wisdom Counter Despair and Deepen Your Faith?

In this episode of Good Faith Presents: Reading to Make Sense of the World, Curtis Chang and author-professor Jessica Hooten Wilson explore the spiritual insights of Flannery O’Connor’s prayer journal. They examine how O’Connor’s raw honesty, humility, and startling imagery confront the modern obsession with self and offer a radical vision of divine grace. Jessica helps listeners see why O’Connor’s work is more than provocative—it’s prophetic.

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Douglas McKelvey Uncovers the Divine in Everyday Moments

How Can Mundane Moments Become Sacred Acts?

Host Curtis Chang welcomes Every Moment Holy author Douglas McKelvey for a special Holy Week conversation about how liturgical prayer can transform daily routines into sacred encounters. What if folding laundry or doing dishes could become moments of divine connection? As Easter approaches, Curtis and Douglas invite you to step into a deeper spiritual rhythm—where every moment pulses with holy meaning. Douglas also leads listeners in some liturgical prayers from his books.

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The Spiritual Renaissance of Monastic Practices with Jared Patrick Boyd

Could modern monasticism and its role in today's church revitalize your faith?

 

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