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Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

Release Date: 10/29/2019

I Think I Need 100 Days Like This show art I Think I Need 100 Days Like This

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

This cool breeze by the river bank. A great blue heron feeding in the shallows. The pilated woodpecker serenading the forest with its haunting song. I think I need one hundred days like this!   Slowly, ever so slowly. Here. Now. This! Bit by bit and little by little, I feel a twinge of what may be life. A steady erosion has happened in me. It’s taken time to do this damage. It will take more time to regain what’s been lost.     The locust have ravaged much I feel now. Sad stories, and far too many of them, have layered my heart with deep grief. I think I need one hundred...

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Blessing for the Brokenhearted show art Blessing for the Brokenhearted

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

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Allison's Story show art Allison's Story

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

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The River of no Agenda show art The River of no Agenda

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Discernment: Finding Our Way, Part 2 show art Discernment: Finding Our Way, Part 2

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

Discernment is the process of gaining clarity on finding direction for the next step of our journey.   SHOW NOTES Today’s podcast is part two of a discussion between Steve and Spiritual Director Martie McMane. Martie is a retired minister, artist, and spiritual director who used a collage process with Steve & Gwen to help them make some crucial life decisions during a period of repositioning. They continue the conversation today about how the collage process can work in each of our own lives Thank you for joining us in today’s conversation!   ABOUT MARTIE MCMANE ...

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Ep 146: Discernment: Finding our Way, Part 1 show art Ep 146: Discernment: Finding our Way, Part 1

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

Discernment is the process of gaining clarity on finding direction for the next step of our journey.   SHOW NOTES Last year Steve and Gwen went through a period of repositioning: changes were on the horizon but any clarity about what to do next was clouded by the realization that they were not on the same page. They reached out to a trusted Spiritual Director for help and the result was what they called a “Discernment Retreat.”  They needed clarity. They needed discernment. Today’s podcast is a discussion between Steve and the Spiritual Director they called on for...

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Ep 145: Walter Brueggemann's Prophetic Imagination show art Ep 145: Walter Brueggemann's Prophetic Imagination

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

I am simply humbled at this stage in my career, to have the privilege to tell Walter’s story and to help amplify his amazingly relevant voice. Getting to know Walter has been a healing and restorative experience for me as a former pastor and a professor deeply committed to social justice when so much of the church and society has forgotten what the biblical text says about God’s care for the marginalized. — Conrad L. Kanagy   SHOW NOTES Steve’s chats with Conrad Kanagy, the author of coming soon book Walter Brueggemann's Prophetic Imagination: A Theological Biography....

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'Kindavangelical' With Guest Pete Briscoe show art 'Kindavangelical' With Guest Pete Briscoe

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

I came to the conclusion that I could not stay in that role and be healthy. So I chose to be a healthy person over a megachurch pastor, and it was an incredibly hard choice. — Pete Briscoe   SHOW NOTES In today’s conversation, Steve talks with Pete Briscoe about why Pete no longer calls himself an “evangelical.” You’ll hear Pete’s story, filled with pain and struggles, as he discovers more beautiful ways to live the Christian life. While you may not agree with his path, we think there’s something here to learn in his story. Thank you for joining us in today’s...

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Scripture & the Spiritual Journey show art Scripture & the Spiritual Journey

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

I have learned to prize holy ignorance more highly than religious certainty and to seek companions who have arrived at the same place. We are a motley crew, distinguished not only by our inability to explain ourselves to those who are more certain of their beliefs than we are but in many cases by our distance from the centers of our faith communities as well. Like campers who have bonded over cook fires far from home, we remain grateful for the provisions that we have brought with us from those cupboards, but we also find them more delicious when we share them with one another under the...

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Steve's List For Summer 2023: Ep 12 - Cultivating Daily Shalom: Using The Daily Examen show art Steve's List For Summer 2023: Ep 12 - Cultivating Daily Shalom: Using The Daily Examen

Potter's Inn Soul Care Conversations

Note From Steve: We are living in a day and age of distractions. We are bombarded with choices, options and desires. This podcast lays out the way to to cultivate peace and contentment. It's about practicing the daily Examen. This is an ancient practice developed by Ignatius of Loyola. He said this ONE spiritual practice would change your life for the good. It's true. My life has thoroughly changed by learning to incorporate this one spiritual practice. It's my final recommendation for the summer.   SHOW NOTES The art of reflecting on our day is almost a lost art in our busy and...

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Today’s Guest - John Kapitan

John is the CEO of Kapstone Medical, a company he founded in 2007 after 15 years in the medical device industry as a design engineer and regulatory affairs executive.

John received his BSME from Cornell University and MBA from the Weatherhead School of Management.

John, his wife Denise, and their 9 children live on a large family homestead retreat nestled in an Appalachian mountain holler of  500+ glorious acres just outside of Asheville, N.C.  

Learn more about them and their family farm, Kapstone Farm (https://www.kapstonefarm.com/).

 

RESOURCES MENTIONED IN PODCAST

 

  • Moment to Breathe - A Sabbath Poem by Stephen W. Smith (Copyright 2017)