Our Relationship with Time - Part 2

Wild at Heart

Christianity, Spirituality, Religion & Spirituality

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🗓️ 24 July 2023

⏱️ 35 minutes

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Allen and Sam conclude the series with practical tools to help break our toxic agreements about time and seek God's interpretation for the rhythm of our days.
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0:00.0	Friends, welcome back to The Wilder Heart Podcast.
0:10.3	I know, I don't sound like John, but sort of, not really at all.
0:14.0	I'm Sam Eldridge and it's the week of July 24th, picking up part two of a conversation
0:19.4	on our relationship with time with Alan Arnold today.
0:22.9	Last week we began with just examining it.
0:25.6	This week we are going to be diving into a handful, five or six different ways that you
0:30.1	could think about changing that relationship.
0:34.6	Today I'd like you to slow down and begin by paying attention to your breathing.
0:38.8	I'm not going to guide you beyond that, but pay attention.
0:43.5	How are you exhaling?
0:45.9	How long are you holding?
0:48.7	How long are you inhaling?
0:50.7	Is it fast?
0:52.7	Is it slow?
0:55.7	As we begin this podcast and look to be rooted in the Holy Spirit, I would encourage
1:00.7	you to exhale your freneticism.
1:06.8	Inhale, peace.
1:10.8	Exhale, stress in your to-do lists.
1:15.5	Inhale, assurance.
1:20.4	Exhale, your to-do lists.
1:23.2	Your grief for a moment.
1:27.6	Inhale, that you are enough, that you have access.
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