Lemonada.

Hi, it's Kate.

And if you're looking for another podcast that tackles life's big questions,

I have the perfect recommendation for you,

the Signal Award-winning podcast, No Small Endeavor.

No Small Endeavor explores one of life's biggest questions.

What does it really mean to live a good life?

Each episode, host and award-winning theologian Lee C. Camp sits down with thoughtful guests

like happiness expert Gretchen Rubin and New York Times bestselling author Jen Hatmaker

to explore the ideas and habits that help people flourish. Follow No Small Endever on Apple

podcasts, Spotify, or wherever

you're listening now. What kind of faith survives when it has no power at all? That's at the

heart of my conversation today. I'm speaking with someone whose life sounds almost impossible.

Father Thomas Halleck grew up behind the Iron Curtain in communist Czechoslovak

in a country where priests were imprisoned and the church was treated as a political threat.

He trained for the priesthood in secret. He was ordained in secret. He ministered under constant

surveillance. And somehow, in the midst of all that, in the

long shadow of state atheism, he did not lose faith. He found it. He's a theologian who writes

about silence and doubt and beauty and how to keep faith alive when there seems very little evidence

for its necessity.

Many of us have felt like the ground is shifting underneath us, like culturally, technologically,

spiritually.

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