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Sep 16, 2020 39 min

Being Attentive

from For the Sake of PHX Hosted by Christopher Priebe

Can running be a spiritual discipline? Since when did spiritual formation get extracted from our physical being? How can we be more attentive to the world around us and the one who made it all? And how can that help us with our anxiety and feelings of shame? Hosts: Chris Priebe, Anthony Suarez Guest: Charlie Meo Music: Chris Priebe & Preston Dobbins

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Can running be a spiritual discipline? Since when did spiritual formation get extracted from our physical being? How can we be more attentive to the world around us and the one who made it all? And how can that help us with our anxiety and feelings of shame?

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