If your lifestyle routines or choices are leading you to unhealthy outcomes, you would likely want to make different choices to lead to a healthier life. Similarly, if you are ALWAYS busy and never rested, then you will probably need to make changes in your routines and general lifestyle to lead to a life where you can finally rest. In today's episode, Shane and Pastor Dan talk through what those changes might look like and what the end outcome might look like.
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Grief is a common symptom for those who have lost something loved in one's life. What can we do about it, and how can it bring people together? With today's episode being so close to All Saints' Day, Pastor Dan, Jonah, and Brenda talk through grief and how loss can bring people together in ways that bring us closer. In the Lutheran Church, “All Saints' Day” honors every Christian who has gone to be with Jesus, from the apostles and martyrs to the lesser-known saints who may even have been members of our own congregations and families.
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After some time off, Pastor Dan and Shane reconnect and talk about their summers and how they've implemented their learnings from The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry.
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In this episode, you will have the exclusive opportunity to meet the Kaufmann family! Jonah Kaufmann is St. Luke's Lutheran Church's Director of Youth Ministry and Christian Education. He is joined by his wife, Megan, and making her very FIRST podcast debut, Jonah and Megan's baby, Sarah. Learn about their life story, how they met, and how God works through brokenness to lead us to His will.
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WWJD was a popular acronym in the early 2000s that stood for "What Would Jesus Do?" In today's episode, Dan and Shane look at some restful aspects of Jesus' life and compare them with the common routines of our life.
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If only we had more time in the day, THEN we would be able to get everything done and find time to rest... Right? Well, no. In today's episode, we talk about our body, mind, and soul's natural limitations and why that's for us.
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Psychologists and modern professionals of the modern world talk about this new(ish) term called "Hurry Sickness." What is it? Hurry Sickness can be defined as, "A discomfort or illness in which a person feels chronically short of time, and so tends to perform every task faster and to get flustered when encountering any kind of delay." -From John Mark Comer's book: The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry. Dan and Shane continue this series as they talk through some symptoms we all might experience from this overt need to 'hurry.'
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Are you constantly tired? Within a culture of busyness, stress, and living life hurried, Dan and Shane talk about some of their personal problems of unrest and why most of us live the way we do. While diving into Sabbath and rest, we continue to explore the book The Ruthless Elimination of Hurry by John Mark Comer.
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