The Environmental Christian Podcast

How often do we take the time to study nature around us?

Can you imagine a world where there is fighting in grocery stores for a product everyone easily has a replacement for in their homes?

We’re used to thinking about footprints like what we make in the sand going on a nice walk on the beach.

There are other footprints that leave a trail that have nothing to do with feet. Today, we’re going to talk about our environmental footprint, specifically auditing our household trash.

You’ve heard the saying “when it rains it pours”?

I believe everyone is familiar with the 10 commandments. Even if we ignore them. Or we believe and abide by Jesus’ fulfillment of the law with Love God and Love Neighbor.

It’s so easy to get caught up with what needs to be done that we miss opportunities for the really important stuff like time with our family.

Join my friend Joy and me as we talk about purchasing clothing. There are some tips of what we look for, she as a buyer for her store and me as a consumer.

 

Check out her store and mission: Iddy and Oscar's

We usually associate collateral damage with the death of unintended victims, mostly civilians. We don’t usually hear about it in terms of creation. But in Deuteronomy, we see specifics in waging war and one of those is to not destroy fruit trees. Why?

Interview with Whitney Simpson, founder of Exploring Peace Ministries and author of Holy Listening with Breath, Body and Spirit. We talk about spiritual direction, disciplines and breathing.

Meditation/ Lectio Divina practice at 18:57.

 

Exploring Peace Meditations

Why should we love trees? Oh, let us count the ways.

 

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