Episode 329 - The Hidden Peace with Joel Muddamalle

The Nothing Is Wasted Podcast

Davey Blackburn and Aubrey Sampson

Religion & Spirituality:christianity, Religion & Spirituality, Christianity

4.9 • 1K Ratings

🗓️ 13 June 2024

⏱️ 65 minutes

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What does humility have to do with our suffering? How can it lead to what we long for most--peace?For theologian, author, and podcaster Joel Muddamalle, a study of humility led him to understand that processing our suffering begins with coming to the end of ourselves. As we release pride, we can experience a perspective shift that can help us better see God's presence in our pain. In his book, The Hidden Peace, Joel looks at why humility is so important when it comes to our lives as believers. Humility, he argues, is the piece that is missing when it comes to the security, strength, and confidence we all desire. In this insightful episode, Davey chats with Joel about how Christ-centered therapy can bring about healing, the connection between humility and our suffering, and how spiritual disciplines cultivate humility in our lives. If you've been searching for peace and rest in your pain, this conversation will help you find a path to it through humbling yourself before God and accepting the invitation He offers in your weakness. Website: www.muddamalle.com Instagram: www.instagram.com/muddamalle Facebook: www.facebook.com/Muddamalle Book: The Hidden Peace: Finding True Security, Strength and Confidence through Humility https://a.co/d/b9DoUJD

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0:14.4	Hey everyone, Davy Blackburn here. Just want to take a moment to personally invite you to our book launch event that we're holding August 1st in Indianapolis, actually right outside of Indianapolis, at this beautiful venue called the Sixpence in Whitestown, Indiana. I'm telling you this is going to be an unbelievable night.
0:17.9	It's going to be so sacred.
0:19.0	Actually, it turns out that August 1st, we didn't really,
0:22.1	necessarily plan for it this way, but August 1st, we didn't really, necessarily plan for it this way, but August 1st is, it was my wedding
0:26.7	anniversary with Amanda when we had a double wedding with her sister Amber and our brother-in-law
0:31.5	Gavin. And so it's just gonna, it's just gonna be a Amber and our brother-in-law Gabon.
0:33.2	And so it's just gonna, it's just gonna be a beautiful time
0:36.6	to celebrate Amanda, her life, her legacy,
0:40.1	the message of nothing is wasted.
0:42.2	And so many of you guys have asked, why have we not done any in-person events
0:45.5	for nothing is wasted like meetups and stuff like that well because we have been reserving it for this particular
0:50.8	season of launching the book to bring our nothing Is Wasted Family together for the very first time.
0:55.0	We thought that would be just such a commemorative time to do that.
0:58.0	So you don't want to miss it. You can get tickets online right now. They are filling up fast fast so make sure you go get your
1:04.1	tickets make an entire weekend out of it it's a Thursday night you can spend a few more
1:07.9	days in the city if you've never experienced Indianapolis it's a beautiful
1:11.5	place to visit especially at the end of
1:13.8	summer August kind of time it's just absolutely gorgeous so make sure you come out
1:18.7	you can have the there's general admission tickets there's VIP tickets general mission gets. There's VIP tickets.
1:23.0	General Mission gets everything from that 7 o'clock
1:25.1	to 9 o'clock time frame where we have creative storytelling,
1:29.6	live worship, we're going to be doing some documentary stuff.
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