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Rhythms of Presence

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In this episode, Roger Pethybridge and Philip Muela discuss the importance of practicing presence with God and with others. They explore the theological foundations of this concept, drawing from Brother Lawrence's teachings and the biblical narrative of creation, fall, redemption, and renewal. The conversation emphasizes the need for intentionality in cultivating spiritual disciplines and the significance of community in reconnecting with the source of life. The hosts also address the challenges of practicing presence in a busy world and offer practical insights for personal application. In this conversation, Philip and Roger explore the importance of developing a rule of life through the inventory of daily habits and rhythms. They discuss the significance of replacing deforming habits with those that foster spiritual growth and connection with God. The dialogue emphasizes the necessity of community and the church in nurturing these spiritual practices, highlighting the vertical connection with God and the horizontal connection with others. They also address the challenges of forming genuine friendships within the church and the importance of engaging in community life.
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In this episode, Roger Pethybridge and Philip Muela discuss the importance of practicing presence with God and with others. They explore the theological foundations of this concept, drawing from Brother Lawrence's teachings and the biblical narrative of creation, fall, redemption, and renewal. The conversation emphasizes the need for intentionality in cultivating spiritual disciplines and the significance of community in reconnecting with the source of life. The hosts also address the challenges of practicing presence in a busy world and offer practical insights for personal application. In this conversation, Philip and Roger explore the importance of developing a rule of life through the inventory of daily habits and rhythms. They discuss the significance of replacing deforming habits with those that foster spiritual growth and connection with God. The dialogue emphasizes the necessity of community and the church in nurturing these spiritual practices, highlighting the vertical connection with God and the horizontal connection with others. They also address the challenges of forming genuine friendships within the church and the importance of engaging in community life.
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