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The Next Right Thing

104: Make Soup (And Eat It, Too)

The Next Right Thing

Emily P. Freeman

Society & Culture, Personal Journals, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.85.3K Ratings

🗓️ 26 November 2019

⏱️ 10 minutes

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Summary

For those of us in the US, this is Thanksgiving week which for many may mean a shorter workweek, a few days off school, lots of travel and/or preparation for the arrival of friends and family.

Whether this holiday comes as a welcome pause or an unwelcome interruption, or if you’re listening during a regular week with regular routines, I hope these few minutes we have together can be for you like a deep breath and a kind friend.

This week I’m carrying a question with me: In what ways has my experience at the table ministered the gospel to me? How can I participate in sacred table moments in the midst of everyday life? Can our time around the table really change the way I see myself, my family, my decisions, and the world around me?

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0:00.0

I'm Emily P. Freeman and welcome to the next right thing.

0:03.4

You're listening to episode 104.

0:07.6

This is a podcast all about making decisions.

0:10.8

It's also a podcast about making a life.

0:13.9

If you're in the middle of a major life transition, or simply need a few minutes away from the low

0:19.0

grade home of anxiety that daily life can sometimes bring, you're in the right place.

0:24.4

For a thoughtful story, a little prayer in a simple next right step.

0:28.4

For those of us in the U.S., this is Thanksgiving Week, which for many may mean a shorter work

0:33.4

week, a few days off of school, lots of travel, and or preparation for the arrival of friends

0:39.2

and family.

0:40.2

Author Shanna Nyquist in her book, Bread and Wine, says, what's becoming clear and clear

0:45.0

to me is that the most sacred moments, the ones in which I feel God's presence most profoundly,

0:51.0

when I feel the goodness of the world most arrestingly, take place at the table.

0:57.0

Through this holiday comes as a welcome pause or an unwelcome interruption, or if you're

1:01.6

listening during a regular week with regular routines, I hope these few minutes we have

1:05.8

together can be for you like a deep breath and a kind friend.

1:10.0

This week, I'm carrying a question with me.

1:13.4

In what ways has my experience at the table ministered the gospel to me?

1:18.6

How can I participate in sacred table moments in the midst of everyday life?

1:23.7

When our time around the table really changed the way we see ourselves, our families, our

1:30.1

decisions, and the world around us?

1:32.9

Listen it.

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