Episode 02: Worship

Episode 2 of the Pandemic Exposure Podcast podcast, hosted by Barney Venable, titled "Episode 02: Worship" was published on April 15, 2020 and runs 11 minutes.

April 15, 2020 ·11m · Pandemic Exposure Podcast

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Summary

Since we started 'staying home', we have all given the time we used to spend socialising, travelling or working to something else. But what are these things, and are they worthy of our focus and our time? In this episode we look at the idea of 'worship', and what these self-isolated times are exposing about what we choose, or don't choose, to give our time and attention to, and how that's working for us. Contact: [email protected] (Barney Venable) Music: Nathan Gunaselvam

Episode Description

Since we started 'staying home', we have all given the time we used to spend socialising, travelling or working to something else. But what are these things, and are they worthy of our focus and our time? In this episode we look at the idea of 'worship', and what these self-isolated times are exposing about what we choose, or don't choose, to give our time and attention to, and how that's working for us.

Contact: [email protected] (Barney Venable)

Music: Nathan Gunaselvam

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