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EPISODE · Mar 14, 2026 · 49 MIN

Return to the Land: Faith Transitions with Vicar Joel Timmons

from The Collective Voice · host Phillip Dieke

Join us for an inspiring conversation with Vicar Joel Timmons as he shares his journey of transition, belonging, and faith across different landscapes. Discover insights on vulnerability, joy, and the power of community in times of change.In this episode we discuss:Transition and belonging in faith communitiesThe landscape of the soul and spiritual renewalVulnerability as a spiritual practiceJoy as resistance in challenging timesThe role of community and relationships in faithResourcesCentral Lutheran Church Eugene, ORGather Austin Shepherd of the Hills Austin SeminaryPsalm 121Octavia Butler Chapters00:00 Introduction and Guest Introduction02:21 Navigating Life Transitions05:19 Returning Home: The Landscape of the Soul14:00 The Concept of Return in Life and Faith17:50 Lenten Practices and Vulnerability23:56 Scriptural Reflections and Personal Growth24:55 Navigating Wilderness and Change27:12 The Importance of Belonging29:52 Investing in Relationships32:18 Finding Joy in Community35:17 Creating a Welcoming Church Environment38:10 Lessons from Gather Austin42:19 Joy as Resistance45:15 Embracing Joy in Everyday Life

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