Direction for Your Dreams | Beth Booram | DD 67

Episode 67 of the Dear Daughters podcast, hosted by Susie Davis, titled "Direction for Your Dreams | Beth Booram | DD 67" was published on June 28, 2018 and runs 55 minutes.

June 28, 2018 ·55m · Dear Daughters

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Episode Description

If you've ever wondered what your calling is, then this episode is for you because today I talk with Beth Booram who has written a whole book on understanding what it looks like for God to birth a dream in your life. Beth walks us through the the gestational process of birthing a dream as well as providing a bit of direction and encouragement.

Beth is a spiritual director and author, who also runs an urban spiritual retreat center in her home in Indianapolis. She's written four books, and is writing her fifth with her husband. She is a fellow table person, Big-God-Dreamer and question-asker, and I am just giddy to have her join me on the show today.

I can't wait for you to meet Beth. Here's the interview on the Dear Daughters Podcast Episode 67.

SHOW NOTES

Sustainable Faith Indy
Awaken Your Senses: Exercises for Exploring the Wonder of God, co-written with Brent Bill
The Wide Open Spaces of God: A Journey with God Through the Landscapes of Life
Picturing the Face of Jesus: Encountering Christ through Art
Beth's newest book ~ Starting Something New: Spiritual Direction for Your God-Given Dream
…and her forthcoming book, co-written with her husband, On the Lookout for God
Sustainable Faith in Cincinnati
Acts 2.46 Table
Colossians 3.23
Liz Alig – Fair Trade Fashion
Beth's site
Julie and Julia
DD episode 61 ~ Are You Listening to Your Heart?
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