Bringing Hope
First published
08/10/2022
Genres:
religion
christianity
business
entrepreneurship
education
self improvement
Summary
" 'You raise dragonslayers in the age of dragons; you don’t wait for the dragons to go away.' - Someone on the internet" - Sammi.https://cdn.discordapp.com/attachments/927636049189023765/994322651948535888/AI_Faith_-_Video_Games_as_Soul_Medicine.pdfFind more information about us on our website and consider joining the conversation with your circle with our small group studies that loosely follow our podcast, which is available every week for free.
Duration
Parent Podcast
Soma SoulWorks Podcast
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Introduction Episode - Ep 01
Release Date: 05/28/2020
Description: This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, Soma Games earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you, but all of our recommendations and opinions are our own. Welcome to the Soma SoulWorks Podcast! Podcast hosts John Bergquist and Chris Skaggs introduce Soma Games, Soma SoulWorks, and their heart for this podcast. This podcast serves as one of our venues to help people, particularly those who may label themselves as "creatives," to seek wholeness and calling so they are ready to embrace the mission God has for them. Consider this podcast a rogue harmony of professional development and self-care. What's covered in this episode: Soma SoulWorks is the umbrella operation for Soma Games' mission to minister to other creatives. Soma SoulWorks is about investing and watching out for others and not serving ourselves. Like a good parent who wants their child to succeed, we want to help people to understand their unique God-given calling and abilities. Our primary audience are those who are hungry to learn more about God and Christianity. We are ready to help deepen your understanding of spiritual thingsWe define "creatives" as those who are driven by creativity. They do not necessarily need to be artists.We proclaim "classical" Christianity. We don't lean into any one denomination, Protestant or Catholic. Tempus Divum (means "Divine Time" in Latin) is our bi-weekly public-facing version of "Jesus Time." Jesus Time is our independent video game studio's effort to tithe our time and offer personal and spiritual development resources to our team.Resources mentioned: Tempus Divum Content (bi-weekly posts+ resources)Sign up here for our Tempus Divum NewsletterEmail us ideas, questions or suggestions at [email protected]
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Soma SoulWorks Vision and Purpose - Ep 15
Release Date: 10/29/2020
Description: This post may contain affiliate links. As an Amazon Associate, Soma Games earns a small percentage from qualifying purchases at no additional cost to you, but all of our recommendations and opinions are our own. Welcome to the Soma SoulWorks Podcast! This podcast serves to help people, particularly those who may label themselves as "creatives," to seek wholeness and calling so they are ready to embrace the mission God has for them. Consider this podcast a rogue harmony of professional development and self-care, hosted by John Bergquist and Chris Skaggs.What’s covered in this episode: What are our goals with this podcast and with Soma Soulworks?“If Soma’s mission is to be apostolic, we are trying to live out and demonstrate cultural values. What does it mean to be believers in Christ in a very, just, normal world?” - Chris SkaggsThis podcast places an emphasis on processing specific issues together, rather than trying to bring answers. “If Tempus Divum is curriculum-based, Soma Soulworks is processing time,” Chris explains. “I don’t want to be the ‘answer place’, if I can just be the ‘honesty place’. That’s enough.”We hope this can be a place of connection; it can be helpful to realize there are others out there wrestling with the same things you are. Our main goal is to follow what the Holy Spirit is doing.We live on an external and internal level, Mark says. It’s easy to be known by your external life, but it’s harder to be vulnerable and to be known on an internal one. The temptation to be fake and performative is pervasive and exhausting. We need an opportunity to embrace, rather than shy away from, our internal lives.Jesus wants to meet you where you’re at. He recognized people and really saw them in what they were doing, and yet he called them to so much more and wanted to unpack where they were at, Mark observes. What kind of resources and practices are we cultivating?Weekly Jesus timesWeekend prayers and contemplationsTempus Divum (this has additional resources and questions)Resources mentioned:Sign up for the Tempus Divum newsletter Bootcamp NorthwestEmail us ideas, questions, or suggestions at [email protected]
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Holy Grieving, Revisited
Release Date: 07/30/2020
Description: Dear Soma SoulWorks Followers,I am deeply saddened to share that John "JB" Bergquist, the dreamer and co-creator of this podcast, passed away on Sunday. On Sunday, July 26th, JB and his wife and daughter were traveling home from camping and were hit by another driver in the wrong lane. JB was killed nearly instantly. His wife, Kristine, and daughter, Natalie, were taken to the hospital with injuries. Both will be physically okay. Kristine is recovering from broken ribs and Natalie from a broken femur. August, JB's son, was at work and not in the accident. As you might imagine, this is a really, really hard time for his family, his coworkers, and the hundreds of friends that JB had. JB was one of those guys who had 500+ social media connections and actually knew each person.For our Soma team, JB was more than a Marketing Director and more than a manager. He was a friend and mentor to most of our team and played a pastoral role in many of our lives. His passing leaves a sizable gap in our daily rhythms. Understandably, our team is grieving. This week, we are re-sharing the episode on Holy Grieving because that's what's real and authentic for us right now. Soma SoulWorks & Soma SoulWorks Podcast will continue -- it's what JB would want. However, we may need a couple weeks of bereavement. If you have any questions or comments, please email [email protected] and we'll direct your email to the appropriate person.To help the family, please check out the Go Fund Me or Meal Train links below:Bergquist Family Go Fund Me Bergquist Family Meal Train (includes option for takeout gift cards)
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A Podcasts Sabbath
Release Date: 06/17/2023
Description: Hello! The Soma Soulworks Podcast is going on summer break - many big things are happening behind the scenes here, from our annual conference to our upcoming game title. As such, we need some time to herd the cats and organize our thoughts. In this episode, we share a bit about why the break and what's on our minds as we head into the summer, and we look forward to catching you all on the next one in the Fall.
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