Disappointment and Hope

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

4.8 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 23 November 2020

⏱️ 33 minutes

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Summary

This Thanksgiving will likely be quite different from past ones. John, Morgan, and Allen discuss how to honestly grieve the disappointments and losses of this year while holding on to hope.

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0:00.0	It's Turkey Week
0:02.0	Turkey Week.
0:05.0	It's Turkey Week.
0:09.0	Was that a turkey?
0:11.0	What are you grateful for Mr. Turkey?
0:15.7	Friends, welcome to the While at our podcast.
0:18.9	It wasn't bad.
0:20.9	It wasn't bad.
0:21.4	It wasn't my best. In the week of November 23rd here.
0:25.8	Thanksgiving week with me in the studio, Morgan and Alan, wanting to talk about something that's on our hearts, but it's not gratitude.
0:37.1	We're not going to do the traditional gratitude podcast.
0:40.5	I'm sure there are dozens of those you could get out there.
0:45.0	But I was thinking as we're entering into the week and friends and family of mine
0:50.0	from around the country and around the world are kind of texting me,
0:52.6	hey here's our situation. It's a really weird year I think for the first time for
0:59.0	everybody Thanksgiving isn't going to be the same.
1:03.0	And there are friends who can't have Thanksgiving
1:06.0	because they're in situations,
1:08.0	states and countries that are so shut down,
1:11.0	you know, they're saying two people max, you know, one household, meaning only
1:15.8	the people that live in your home, not everybody else.
1:18.7	And like even the Atlantic magazine, which is sometimes really thoughtful and responsible,
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