Hey friend, welcome to the Muir Christians podcast. I'm Jordan Rayner.

How does the gospel influence the work of mere Christians?

Those of us who aren't pastors or religious professionals, but who work as web developers, electrical

engineers and mediators?

That's the question we explore every week and today I'm posing it to my friend

Ardi Sequera. She's a Food Network star, one of the deepest and clearest thinkers I know.

Her prior episode here on the Mir Christians podcast is one of my all-time favorites.

So I invited her back to talk about what she expects coffee to taste like on the new earth.

Ardy and I talked about symptoms that work has gone from being a good thing to an

idolatrous ultimate thing and how you and I can punch light into darkness via our work.

I think you guys are going to love this episode with my friend Arnie is aware.

Arnie, welcome back to the Mir Christians podcast.

It's so good to be here.

So it's been about 18 months since we had you in the show.

What's the most fun thing you've done in the last year and a half?

You have to pick one.

I think the most fun thing I've gotten to do is I shot a brand new show for Food Network and at the end of one of the days I led a bunch of women because they were the only ones that volunteered out of the

entire crew through their very first cold plunge ice bath experience and we did it outside as the sun was setting it was golden hour and that I

don't know why but for me that was the most fun thing I think I've done. That's amazing. Okay so

time out I read about this in this devotional cookbook we're going to talk about

today unwind. Yeah you're crazy person. Like you're like all in on ice baths. Talk to me about this. Sell me on this.

Well, okay, so a friend of mine turned me on to them in 2020 actually and she'd been talking to me about it.

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