EPISODE · May 9, 2024 · 16 MIN
Can Ordinary People be Holy? with Psalm 80
from Loving the Imperfect · host Author Brianne Turczynski
Send us Fan MailHello and thank you for tuning in! I'm Brianne Turczynsk, a teacher, an author/journalist, a filmmaker, and a student of mysticism in the Christian tradition. Mysticism is the part of all religions and practices that unifies all people and practices, breaking down the walls around our beliefs built by religious dogma. Mysticism bypasses dogma and invites everyone to the same table. In this episode, we cover Psalm 80 and discuss what it is to be holy, and how we can walk daily carrying the truth of our holiness and that of everyone we meet, including our coworkers and employees. I also talk a bit about gratitude, and how saying thank you can help bring you back to your center.In our next episode, we'll cover Psalm 87.Blessings,BrianneFor more information about me and my work, please visit www.BrianneTurczynski.com or www.LovingTheImperfect.com#podcast #spirituality #episcopal #history #prayer #love #ministry #interviews #christianity #contemplative #meditation #Bible #Bible reading #religion #Bible study #LBGTQ #queer #Meditation #mysticism #gratitude For more information about me and my work, please visit www.brianneturczynski.com or www.lovingtheimperfect.com
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Send us Fan Mail Hello and thank you for tuning in! I'm Brianne Turczynsk, a teacher, an author/journalist, a filmmaker, and a student of mysticism in the Christian tradition. Mysticism is the part of all religions and practices that unifies all people and practices, breaking down the walls around our beliefs built by religious dogma. Mysticism bypasses dogma and invites everyone to the same table. In this episode, we cover Psalm 80 and discuss what it is to be holy, and how we can walk daily...
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