The Faith That Forms Us Over Time
About this episode
The episode reflects on spiritual growth through the lens of personal memory and the journey of faith.
What begins as an ordinary evening at a writers conference becomes a meaningful moment of reflection. In this solo episode, I share how encountering my younger self in memory revealed a deeper truth about spiritual growth: that the life of faith isn't a straight line, but a slow circling toward the heart of God. This is a story about anxiety, belonging, and the quiet, persistent grace that forms us over time. Take the Connect with God quiz here
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