We are impatient of being on the way of something unknown, something new.
Yet it is the law of all progress that it is made by passing through some stages of instability, and that may take a very long time." [laughs] So, Michelle, would you like to start us off this week as we kinda look back at where we've been this last season, and themes or just where you are, or moments you've experienced, or whatever you wanna share today?
When I was thinking about this season, I think it was a beautiful season, just, like, what the Lord is doing and all of that.
But I think when I look at it, I was thinking about, like, okay, what struck me the most? I think it's the different guests that we had.
Each guest that we had, like whether it be John Eldredge or the Brooks, like, I was like, "Forget our listeners.
They're just speaking to me," you know? But the power of having other people speak into your life, you know, I think for me, especially John Eldredge, I think our time off camera recor- when we weren't recording was just as powerful as our time on-camera recording.
Like, I think that was one of the things that really stood out to me, just the ache of really, it doesn't matter how old were you, how old you are, there's always just an ache to be fathered and mothered in different ways through various peoples.
John Eldredge has been such a strong voice, like, i- in Jake and I's life for so many years.
But two, yeah, I felt that as well, like, just the fatherly presence was, w- was ministering to my heart, and I, I find that right now, especially just because my dad, you know, many p- I've mentioned this on the podcast before, but he has dementia, and so we're losing my dad in slow motion.
There's so many moments that I've just longed for his voice or his presence in various situations in my life.
We are impatient of being on the way of something unknown, something new.
Yet it is the law of all progress that it is made by passing through some stages of instability, and that may take a very long time." [laughs] So, Michelle, would you like to start us off this week as we kinda look back at where we've been this last season, and themes or just where you are, or moments you've experienced, or whatever you wanna share today?
When I was thinking about this season, I think it was a beautiful season, just, like, what the Lord is doing and all of that.
But I think when I look at it, I was thinking about, like, okay, what struck me the most? I think it's the different guests that we had.
Each guest that we had, like whether it be John Eldredge or the Brooks, like, I was like, "Forget our listeners.
They're just speaking to me," you know? But the power of having other people speak into your life, you know, I think for me, especially John Eldredge, I think our time off camera recor- when we weren't recording was just as powerful as our time on-camera recording.
Like, I think that was one of the things that really stood out to me, just the ache of really, it doesn't matter how old were you, how old you are, there's always just an ache to be fathered and mothered in different ways through various peoples.
John Eldredge has been such a strong voice, like, i- in Jake and I's life for so many years.
But two, yeah, I felt that as well, like, just the fatherly presence was, w- was ministering to my heart, and I, I find that right now, especially just because my dad, you know, many p- I've mentioned this on the podcast before, but he has dementia, and so we're losing my dad in slow motion.
There's so many moments that I've just longed for his voice or his presence in various situations in my life.
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