What happens when love forgets its strength?
In this episode a story about a lion sets the scene for a bigger question: what kind of love can hold truth, justice, and gentleness together? This episode explores how our view of love shapes the way we see Jesus and the world around us.

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In this episode, we explore Scripture’s delicate balance: the acceptance of a life completed, the lament for the rupture that death brings, and the grounded hope that never needs to deny pain. Instead of over-describing the afterlife, faith offers images sturdy enough to trust and practices strong enough to carry us when words fail.

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Ever found yourself frustrated by your human limitations? You're not alone. Throughout history, we've been obsessed with transcending our boundaries, building towers to heaven, conquering new frontiers, and pushing against the constraints of our humanity. In this episode we ask is there anything to gain from a limited existence.

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In this episode we reimagine what it means to be human, not as isolated individuals striving for complete autonomy, but as persons designed for relationship, created to flourish together. Subscribe now to continue this journey of discovering wisdom for navigating our complex world.

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Join us for this conversation about what makes us human and how embracing our limitations might be the key to deeper connection, more authentic faith, and communities of genuine grace. Subscribe now and share your own reflections on vulnerability in your life.

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What if our bodies aren't simply vessels to transcend, but essential aspects of our humanity? In episode 1 of "Being Human" we delve into this provocative question with Dr Isabelle Hamley and host Matt Cooper exploring the tensions of embodied existence in our increasingly digital world.

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