1KHO 862: Practicing Sacred Assumptions | Faith Eury Cho, Never Alone
About this episode
Faith Eury Cho discusses the concept of practicing sacred assumptions in the context of faith and motherhood.
Some of life's biggest questions don't have easy answers, but maybe they aren't meant to. In this thoughtful conversation, Faith Eury Cho shares why curiosity is a gift, how motherhood changed her understanding of God's presence, and what it looks like to trust Him before everything makes sense. Her idea of "practicing sacred assumptions" offers a fresh way to walk through disappointment, grief, and unanswered prayers without losing hope. Whether you're reading Never Alone with your kids or wrestling with your own questions, this conversation is an invitation to know God more deeply, right in the middle of ordinary life. Get your copy of Never Alone, Experiencing Friendship with God, and preorder Unlikely and Anointed Learn more about Faith and all she has to offer here Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
People in this episode
Host: 1000 Hours Outside
Guest: Faith Eury Cho
Topics covered
- faith
- motherhood
- curiosity
- trust
- disappointment
- grief
- hope
Keywords
- sacred assumptions
- God's presence
- curiosity
- motherhood
- unanswered prayers
- hope
- Never Alone
Mentioned in this episode
Books & works: Never Alone, Unlikely and Anointed
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