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Podcast · February 15, 2023

329: [Formed.] Anthony Skinner on Formation of the Heart, Soul, Mind, and Strength, Developing Healthy Fear, How to Stop Performing for Love, and Healing the Orphan Heart

Welcome to week four of our "Formed" series. In today's conversation, my good friend Anthony Skinner is here to talk about what it means to be formed in our heart, our soul, our mind, and our strength. We'll also talk about how to develop a hearing ear; how to hear and then respond quickly to the Lord's direction in our lives, and also what it takes to heal the orphan heart. Anthony Skinner is a spiritual director, music and podcast producer, award-winning songwriter, recording artist, worship leader, and cohost of the popular Typology Podcast with Ian Cron. Additionally, he is a principal and co-creator of the devotional and meditation app “Shamah Way.” Again, I really hope you've enjoyed the spiritual formation series thus far, and if you've missed an episode, go back and listen to episode 326 with Richard Foster, episode 327 with Jamie Winship, and last week's episode, episode 328 with Ruth Haley Barton. And as I said last week, if you want a visual recap of the series, follow me on Instagram @00ChrisCook. Every week, I post a visual carousel of key thoughts and quotes from each guest.

Welcome to week four of our [Formed.] series. In today's conversation, my good friend Anthony Skinner is here to talk about what it means to be formed in our heart, our soul, our mind, and our strength. We'll also talk about how to develop a healthy fear of the Lord; how to hear and then respond …

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Podcast · February 8, 2023

328: [Formed.] Ruth Haley Barton on Silence and Solitude, Ordering Your True Desires, Why Sabbath Isn’t a Day Off, and Why There Are No Emergencies with God

In today's conversation, Ruth Haley Barton is here to talk about silence and solitude, ordering your true desires, why sabbath isn't simply a "day off," and why there are no emergencies with God. Ruth Haley Barton is founder of the Transforming Center, a ministry dedicated to strengthening the souls of pastors, Christian leaders and the congregations and organizations they serve. A sought-after teacher, retreat leader and trained spiritual director, Ruth is the author of numerous books and articles on the spiritual life.

In today's conversation, Ruth Haley Barton is here to talk about silence and solitude, ordering your true desires, why the sabbath isn't simply a "day off," and why there are no emergencies with God. Ruth Haley Barton is the founder of the Transforming Center, a ministry dedicated to strengthening …

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