Episodes
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This month, we wrap-up our summer series on play by sharing what we've each learned about the spiritual discipline of playfulness over the last couple of months. We also share the 2nd half of our interview with Courtney Ellis. If you didn't listen to our July episode, go back and listen, Courtney is a fount of wisdom when it comes to the art of playfulness and its importance to the Christian life.
Also, in our introduction to Courtney's interview, we share some big news about the future of Woven!
To learn more about Courtney and her ministry visit her at www.courtneybellis.com. Her new book, Happy Now, released on August 1. You can find it wherever books are sold!
Past Woven Episodes with Courtney:
Episode 44: Uncluttered
Episode 57: Spiritual Practices
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In July and August on Woven, we are talking all things "play". For our July episode, we discuss our own barriers to play and the areas where we'd like to become more playful. We also challenge each other to do something playful over the next month.
To enhance our discussion, we also talk to Courtney Ellis, the author of Happy Now: Let Playfulness Lift Your Load and Renew Your Spirit. We talk with her about why it's so hard for adults, even Christian adults to play. We also discuss that Jesus cares about our play, and how playfulness can even be a spiritual discipline. She also shares with us some practical ways to boost play and joy in our everyday lives. Come back in August to hear the 2nd half of the interview!
If, after listening to this episode, you want to join us in our play challenge, please hop over to IG and let us know!
To learn more about Courtney and her ministry visit her at www.courtneybellis.com. Her new book, Happy Now, releases on August 1. You can find it wherever books are sold! Pre-order today!
Past Woven Episodes with Courtney:
Episode 44: Uncluttered
Episode 57: Spiritual Practices
Episode 72: Mutual Submission
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Woven is taking a short break in June, but we still want to share a little something with our listeners. Since we're talking about fun and playfulness in our July and August episodes, we asked Christie Cuthbert, author and friend of Woven, to read an excerpt from her book Mom I Farted in Church for our June episode. Christie is an expert in finding the humor and fun in parenting. We hope you enjoy this reading, and check out Christie and all her work.
Christie's Website
Mom, I Farted in Church
Mischief Maker Books
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It's finally May! With a new season and the end of a school year approaching, lots of transitions are on the horizon. This month we talk life transitions- how we handle them differently, how we can prepare for them better and how we can keep growing even in times of transition. We also talk summer and share some ideas on surviving and maybe even thriving in this new season.
Free 99 Fridge Ministry
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Bonus Episode! Our May episode comes out on Tuesday, but in honor of Mother's Day, we thought we'd drop a bonus discussion on mothering- different types of mothering, our strengths and weaknesses as mothers, the Proverbs 31 woman (spoiler alert: it's not what you think), and how Mother's Day isn't always the easiest day for a lot of people. Enjoy!
Podcast Episodes Mentioned:
Don't Mom Alone: Owning Your Motherhood
Popcast Moms I'd Like to Friend Episode
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For our April episode, we process what it means to grow slowly in different aspects of our lives. We talk about the areas where we struggle to grow low and slow versus fast and flashy. We also interview Jennifer Dukes Lee about her new book Growing Slow: Lessons on Un-Hurrying Your Heart from an Accidental Farm Girl. In our third segment, we talk about gardening, slow cooking, and books that are helping us to lean into the spring "growing" season and Eastertide.
About Jennifer:
Jennifer Dukes Lee lives on the fifth-generation Lee family farm in Iowa, where she and her husband are raising crops, pigs, and two beautiful humans. She writes books, loves queso, and enjoys singing too loudly to songs with great harmony. Once upon a time, she didn't believe in Jesus; now he's her CEO. Find Jennifer at JenniferDukesLee.com and on Instagram at @JenniferDukesLee.
Other Resources Mentioned:
Jennifer's New Book: Growing Slow
Tim Keller's New Book: Hope in Times of Fear
Surprised By Hope
The Four Winds
Episodes with Will Harris of White Oak Pastures-
Episode 16
Episode 17
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As we inch into spring, towards Easter, and slowly out of the COVID crisis, we talk about what we've learned in the past year and what it looks like to add things back into our lives after much has been stripped away. What does it mean to begin again?
We also interview home designer, Shannon Acheson, about her new book Home Made Lovely. Many of us during this pandemic have spent time reexamining our homes, because we've spent more time in them than ever. We've learned what it means to make a house a home, and how we can make our homes work better for our families. Also, as we move out of the pandemic, we get to reexamine how we practice hospitality in our homes. We talk about all of this and more with Shannon.
In our last segment we talk charcuterie, Tim Keller's new book on Easter, and more.
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Our February episode is here, and so is Lent! That means it's time to do some Spring Cleaning, and we're not talking about the dusting the baseboards and cleaning out the pantry type of Spring Cleaning. This month, we discuss how to Spring Clean internally. What does it mean to unclutter our spirts, souls, hearts, minds, etc?
Joining us for the interview portion of this episode is Carla Gasser. Carla is the author of a new devotional entitled The Beauty of the Uncluttered Soul: Allowing God's Spirit to Transform You from the Inside Out. With Carla, we discuss what it means to unclutter our souls, but even more importantly, the fruit that uncluttering can produce in our lives. When we do the work, the fruit of God's Spirit can grow in us for His sake and for the sake of those around us.
We also discuss, practically, what we're giving up for Lent this year and share resources to help as you prepare to Spring Clean during the Lenten season.
Resources Mentioned:
Jesus Over Everything Shopping Fast Guide
The Wisdom Pyramid article
Erin Moon's Lent Guide
Last Year's Lent Episode with Erin Moon
If you're interested in joining the Woven Patreon community and receiving an extra episode a month, please visit us at www.patreon.com/woveninhim
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Welcome to Woven Season 6! This season we are changing up our format a bit. We will release one long form, segmented episode a month on public channels, and one monthly unedited episode on Patreon. This new talk show-like format will include a devotional, an interview, recommendations, a recipe and a practical exercise segment all centered around one monthly theme.
This month our theme is Reading: A Love Story. Instead of interviewing a guest, we interview each other on our reading journey, why we love to read, and how our reading lives have evolved over time. We also share our favorite reads from 2020, and what we're looking forward to reading in 2021. Rebecca Cochran also shares a recipe for a fun reading snack, and we talk about some practical ways we can all grow in our reading discipline.
Books Mentioned:
Learning to Walk in the Dark
The Body
The Hidden Life of Trees
The Taste of Country Cooking
What Kind of Woman
Reading While Black
Homegoing
Compassion and Conviction
Team of Rivals
Jane Eyre
Caste: The Origins of Our Discontent
The Daily Bible
Ten Words to Live By
The Vanishing Half
The Evening and The Morning
Transcendent Kingdom
The Good Neighbor
Brave New World
Quest Study Bible
God's Pursuit of Man
David Lebovitz's Mixed Nuts Recipe
Want to join our Patreon Community and get an extra episode a month? Visit us over at www.patreon.com/woveninhim
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Happy New Year! Join us as we discuss what we learned in 2020, how we will bring those lessons into 2021, and the changes that are coming to Woven in the new year.
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To wrap up our 2020 Advent series, we discuss the history and meaning behind the Christmas carol that happens to be both Rebeccas' favorite- O Holy Night. We also discuss how we're finding joy this Advent season in a year where joy and cheer seem to be elusive. Once again, thank you to Erin Freeman for lending her beautiful voice to our series. Merry Christmas listeners, and we will be back in your ears in 2021!
Interested in supporting Woven? Head over to www.patreon.com/woveninhim.
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This week, for Part 3 of our Advent series, we discuss the history behind the Christmas carol Silent Night. What a sweet story! Also, we discuss how our Advent observances are going, and why RP isn't a fan of the Elf on the Shelf. Once again, thank you to Erin Freeman for opening our show with her beautiful rendition of Silent Night.
Things Mentioned:
That Sounds Fun with Rend Collective
RP's Christmas Playlist
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For our Advent series this year, we are doing a 4-part series on the history behind some of the church's most beloved Christmas hymns. This week we're focusing on Hark! The Herald Angels Sing. This song is so theologically rich, and we pray that after you listen to this episode you also will have a deeper appreciation for this carol. Again this week, Erin Freeman joins us to sing her rendition of this week's song. Thanks Erin! And, thanks for being such an awesome friend of the show!
If you want to become a friend of Woven and join out Patreon community, please visit www.patreon.com/woveninhim.
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The Advent season is upon us! This year we are doing a 4-part series on the history behind some of our most beloved Christmas hymns. We'll learn about the people who wrote them, the stories behind the lyrics, and why we still sing them today. We'll also talk about our favorite versions of each song, and share some of our favorite Christmas albums. We know there is a lot about this year that will make the Advent season different than years past, but music is something that can remain timeless and untouched by the world around us. We pray this series will be a light in the darkness for you as you celebrate the season.
Our first song is O Come, O Come Emmanuel. We are grateful to Erin Freeman, friend of the show and faithful Patron, for singing each song of the series for us on our episodes. Thank you, Erin for sharing your beautiful gift with us and our listeners!
Interested in becoming a Patron of the show?! Visit www.patreon.com/woveninhim
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Next week is Thanksgiving, and while it's been a hard year for all; we also know we have so much to be grateful for even in difficult times. But, before we can truly experience hope, praise and gratitude, we have to learn how to grieve and lament. This week we discuss what defines Christian lament, the difference between lament and complaining, and what we are each lamenting right now. We pray that while it's an intense topic, we will all learn the prayer language of lament so we can more deeply experience gratitude. From us to you, Happy Thanksgiving!
Articles Mentioned:
Desiring God
Franciscan Media
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This week, we're sharing an episode with our weekly listeners that normally only releases to our Patreon supporters. We call these episodes "The List", and our lists typically contain goods, ideas, shows, books, follows, etc. that are bringing us life right now, making our lives easier, or we're just excited to share with our friends. If you dig these types of episodes, come join us over on Patreon; we'd love your support and for you to be a part of our community.
Books:
Team of Rivals
Barbara Brown Taylor- An Alter in the World
Barbara Brown Taylor- Learning to Walk in the Dark
Truly Madly Guilty
Homegoing
Compassion and Conviction
RBG Biography
Clothing:
Lake PJs
Amazon Leggings
Amazon Backpack Purse
Amazon Lounge Set
Corgi Sweater
Dachshund Sweater
Leopard Sweater
Rothy Boots
Cosmetics:
Wei Mud Mask
Prose
The Ordinary skincare
Food:
Nespresso Advent Calendar
Meatloaf Recipe from Katie Lee
The Lazy Genius Aldi Episode
IG Follows:
@naptimekitchen
@thelazygenius
@andcampaign
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We are one week out from Election Day! For some of us, this thought brings excitement and energy, for others this thought brings dread and despair. We all know we are called to fulfill our civic responsibilities, but what really is the Christian's role in politics and political discourse? No matter the outcome of the election, how can we be filled with grace and hope as we live in community and love our neighbor? We, here at Woven, do not have it all figured out, but instead are on our own journeys of learning what it means to be a Christian during rough and tense political seasons. We pray our discussion will help you as you process your own thoughts over the next week and beyond. And, GO VOTE!!!
Resources Mentioned:
Article by Scott Sauls
The And Campaign
Compassion and Conviction Book
5-Hour Empathy- SNL
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We are back with one of our favorite annual episodes-the GIFT GIVING GUIDE! The unusual circumstances in which we find ourselves in 2020 have us thinking of ways to elevate our everyday lives and keep it cozy. We hope this 2 part episode gives you some fun ideas for your gift giving this year! For the KIDS:
Indoor Bouncy House
Washi Tape Set NatGeo Kids Magazine Highlights Magazine Kid-friendly hot chocolate mug Hot Chocolate on a stick Illustrated Classics Harry Potter Illustrated Earring Subscription Box For the LADIES: A semi-bougie headband Pack of black washcloths Reusable cotton rounds Light Bathrobe Living Proof In-Shower Styler Hosanna Revival Bibles Hand Painted Bibles Cute Popcorn Cardigan Hair Ties Caroline Hirons Skin Care Book Pretty Bookmarks ANYONE: Aldi Finds- check out weekly for small gifts, candles, chocolate, etc Demeter Fragrances The Lazy Genius Way How to Make Homemade Vanilla Extract Weighted Blanket Sheet Spray Cashmere Beanie Digital Frame MEN: Silicone AirPods case Sweat-wicking shirts Gourmet Bacon Bits Steak Harry's Razors Pajamas Make a Cocktail Kit Grown-up Koozie Flaviar TEACHERS: Christmas Ornaments Modern Comfort Food by Ina Garten Sturdy Canvas Tote -
We are back with one of our favorite annual episodes-the GIFT GIVING GUIDE! The unusual circumstances in which we find ourselves in 2020 have us thinking of ways to elevate our everyday lives and keep it cozy. We hope this 2 part episode gives you some fun ideas for your gift giving this year! For the KIDS:
Indoor Bouncy House
Washi Tape Set NatGeo Kids Magazine Highlights Magazine Kid-friendly hot chocolate mug Hot Chocolate on a stick Illustrated Classics Harry Potter Illustrated Earring Subscription Box For the LADIES: A semi-bougie headband Pack of black washcloths Reusable cotton rounds Light Bathrobe Living Proof In-Shower Styler Hosanna Revival Bibles Hand Painted Bibles Cute Popcorn Cardigan Hair Ties Caroline Hirons Skin Care Book Pretty Bookmarks ANYONE: Aldi Finds- check out weekly for small gifts, candles, chocolate, etc Demeter Fragrances The Lazy Genius Way How to Make Homemade Vanilla Extract Weighted Blanket Sheet Spray Cashmere Beanie Digital Frame MEN: Silicone AirPods case Sweat-wicking shirts Gourmet Bacon Bits Steak Harry's Razors Pajamas Make a Cocktail Kit Grown-up Koozie Flaviar TEACHERS: Christmas Ornaments Modern Comfort Food by Ina Garten Sturdy Canvas Tote -
We're back!!! After a very refreshing September Sabbatical, we are so excited to be back in your ears. This week we talk Boundaries and the Enneagram. Every year, as the holiday season approaches, we like to tackle the idea of boundaries as this seems to be a season, both time-wise and relationally, that learning to establish boundaries in our lives seems to be of great help for everyone. In this episode we not only tackle what it looks like to set boundaries with family and friends during the holidays, we also discuss what it looks like to have boundaries in other areas of our life including with social media, news, etc. We also dig into how each Enneagram type deals with boundaries and how they can play to their strengths this holiday season.
Past Boundaries Episode:
Boundaries and the Holidays (Season 2)
Resources Mentioned:
Boundaries Book
The Social Dilemma
A Gentle Answer
Your Enneagram Coach
Sage Enneagram Consulting (RP's coaching business)
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