EPISODE · Jun 19, 2024 · 1H 5M
Ep. 18 - How to Practice Discernment
from Strays, Orphans, and Exiles · host Two Rivers Church
On this episode, our guest is Cathy Stewart. She is the interim minister at Knox Presbyterian Church in Guelph and author of the book, A Goodness I Cannot Explain. Cathy describes her encounter with a difficult medical diagnosis and how she faced the unknown without fear by practicing discernment. We discuss how the three-step process of discernment can apply to any life decision, including those that many churches and congregations need to make in the face of an unknown future. Further Resources and Links: Dark Nights and White Knuckles by Elizabeth Koenig: https://faithandleadership.com/dark-nights-and-white-knuckles Discerning Decisions by Melanie Ave: https://faithandleadership.com/discerning-decisions Pursuing God’s Will Together by Ruth Haley Barton: https://pursuinggodswilltogether.com/ Sleeping with Bread by Dennis Linn: https://www.linnministries.org/books Prayer of Pierre Teilhard de Chardin: https://www.ignatianspirituality.com/prayer-of-theilhard-de-chardin/ A Goodness I Cannot Explain by Cathy Stewart: https://www.logos.com/product/171676/a-goodness-i-cannot-explain-a-medical-spiritual-memoir Connect with us: Our website: www.tworiverschurch.ca By email: [email protected] Produced by Peter Szabo and Ian Van Harten
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On this episode, our guest is Cathy Stewart. She is the interim minister at Knox Presbyterian Church in Guelph and author of the book, A Goodness I Cannot Explain. Cathy describes her encounter with a difficult medical diagnosis and how she faced the unknown without fear by practicing discernment. We discuss how the three-step process of discernment can apply to any life decision, including those that many churches and congregations need to make in the face of an unknown future.
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