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Next week, I am going to post the podcast as a video in the podcast feed. I am curious to see if it shows on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and YouTube as video.

I bumped into this quote from Simone Weil today. What does it look to be rooted in your life?

I really don’t enjoy leg day. It’s hard.

I really love leg day. I can do hard things.

What happens when faith fails?

I tried to be a bit more succinct to keep this episode of The Pastor Next Door under 20 minutes for those of you that prefer to watch a video. Thanks to micro.blog I can host the video episode right here! I hope you enjoy it.

2.2 When Faith Stops Working

What happens when the faith framework you grew up with slowly stops working? In this episode of The Pastor Next Door, I sit down to explore the quiet, unglamorous moments when prayer feels flat, answers no longer satisfy, and emotional certainty fades away.

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Time to get that first lift of the week in. Planning to go Tues/Thurs/Sat this week.

Is anyone else having notification issues in iOS app? As in, there aren’t any? @manton any thoughts?

We have some bees sneaking into the house. So, today, the pest control company is rolling out. Hopefully, they can sort the issue quickly and completely.

I am reminded almost every day that presence is the most important function of a pastor.

I appreciate the work of Chuck DeGroat. I think he gets to the heart of many of the issues in the contemporary church with this post.

This quote from James Clear’s newsletter today resonated:

“The measure of a life is not what you consume, but what you contribute.

Spend less time owning, consuming, taking. Spend more time giving, creating, making.”

"The measure of a life is not what you consume, but what you contribute.&10;&10;Spend less time owning, consuming, taking. Spend more time giving, creating, making." - James Clear&10;&10;