Experiencing Wholeheartedness

The Allender Center Podcast

The Allender Center

Psychology, Religion & Spirituality, Mental Health, Christianity, Trauma, Health & Fitness, Theology

4.6 • 628 Ratings

🗓️ 9 April 2022

⏱️ 44 minutes

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Summary

In this continued conversation on what it means to be wholehearted, Dan and Rachael ask one another - and you, dear listeners - to reflect on moments of wholeheartedness in our lives. These are the times when we are most present, most connected, and most alive. These are also the times when we can glimpse the fullness and glory of God.

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0:00.0	Thank you for listening to the Allender Center podcast.
0:06.7	I'm Dr. Dan Allender.
0:08.5	And I'm Rachel Clinton-Centen.
0:10.5	We're fiercely committed to providing hope and healing to a fragmented world.
0:14.5	And restoration for the heart.
0:17.0	Thank you for joining us.
0:18.5	Let's get this conversation started.
0:39.7	I think it's important as we begin this conversation on wholeheartedness, at least for me to make a confession, which I don't think would be particularly surprising to anyone in our audience. Certainly wouldn't be surprising
0:44.8	to my wife. And that is, I have not achieved what it is that I am inviting my own heart
0:52.5	to move more toward.
0:56.3	So if you're waiting for the excellent steps for achieving what we've not achieved,
1:05.8	given that we are so often averse to any formalization.
1:12.2	It's a conversation.
1:14.0	How are we both, in one sense,
1:16.4	desiring and moving toward more rich and full,
1:21.7	wholeheartedness?
1:22.6	Is that a fair caveat to begin with, Rachel?
1:27.1	Oh, yeah. Let's just own our human-sizedness you know i think
1:33.7	this is the interesting thing in general about even hosting a podcast is when we're having
1:39.2	conversations about things we long for and things we pursue but it can kind of set you up to seem like you have
1:45.5	the answers or like maybe you're a few steps ahead of people. So I think starting with some really good,
1:51.7	honest, vulnerable humility feels like a great place to begin. Yeah. I don't know if this humility
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