43: Things I Wish I Knew About the Quiet Nudges of God

from Things I Wish I Knew · host Thinking Faith

In this episode, Julia speaks with Emma Walton, a Catholic artist and mother of two, who shares her transformative journey from a conventional Christian upbringing to a profound encounter with Catholicism. As she recounts her spiritual nudges, including a life-changing trip to Kefalonia, Emma dives into the challenges and joys of navigating her faith, art, and motherhood.This episode highlights the beauty of listening to God’s call and the importance of community and support in one's spiritual journey.For an art themed retreat visit: www.jesuitinstitute.org/events/let-there-be-an-online-retreat-day-2Find out more at: www.thinkingfaith.orgFollow us on Instagram: @tiwik_pod

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