The fruit of the regular practice of the Examen—or more broadly, the life of regular, cumulative, formative reflection—is living with greater attentiveness, greater readiness, even greater anticipation of God’s...
“Every sunset is an opportunity to reset.”Richie Norton I'm flying solo on this podcast episode, "The Power of a Summer Reset." And I am filled to the overflow with gratitude for Seasons 4 & 5. Never in a million years did I think so many great men and women would...
When Caroline Williams, founder of “The Abbey,” an online yoga center, said yes to appear on the podcast, Janell was thrilled. Please listen with an open mind and heart and enjoy Caroline’s beautiful, “I love you,” meditation at the close of the episode. I pray this “gift” is a blessing to your heart, mind, and body.
Welcome to SEASON 5, ” A SUMMER RESET.” To usher us into this new season, please welcome Gem and Alan Fadling, Authors and Founders of “Unhurried Living,” a ministry dedicated to helping us rediscover the genius of Jesus’ unhurried way of life and leadership. I am so honored to have this urgent conversation with them both, especially as the world recovers and re-opens from a global pandemic. How will we emerge from this very unnerving period in history? Will we go back to “normal,” i.e., living that hurried life we all know so well, or will we emerge with a more central purpose and way of being? Today, we tackle some tough questions and offer hope for living an unhurried life AND we have a few great, soul-stretching laughs.
"We are born with dreams, and some of us have detailed plans about how to make them happen. Yet we all come to a point in life when we realize that we are not in control. No matter what our hopes, dreams, or goals in life, there comes a time when we feel overlooked or...
Dr. Alison Cook, Author of “Boundaries for Your Soul: How to Turn Your Overwhelming Thoughts and Feelings into Your Greatest Allies,” asks this question, “Do you control your feelings or do your feelings control you?” Many of us allow guilt, anger, or self-criticism to dominate our inner lives and adversely affect our relationships. In today’s conversation, Janell and Alison have a great conversation about how to learn to love others without neglecting yourself.
“Someone I loved once gave me a box full of darkness. It took me years to understand that this too, was a gift.”― Mary Oliver Find Hope in the Unexplainable Times of Life From the moment I clicked on my video and met Erica Wiggenhorn, pre-taping of our podcast...
Many of us are living in the in-between places: in between sickness and health, divorce and lasting love, job frustration, and fulfillment. Recently, I had the distinct privilege to talk to the Co-founder of The Polished Network and Author of The In-Between Places:...
“We pray not to recharge our batteries for the business of getting back to the concerns of daily life, but rather to be transformed by God so that the myths and fictions of our life might fall like broken shackles from our wrists.”Dr. Chuck DeGroat, Wholeheartedness:...
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