Well, I’ve put this off for a long time, but I’ve finally created the first episode of my first podcast!

Friends have told me more than once that they wished they could listen to my blog. Like me, they just don’t have time for all the reading they want to do. As my friends and I have discovered the beauty of filling our minds with audio while we do mindless jobs like driving and washing dishes, the idea of a podcast has grown on me.

So, here it is.

Please join me bi-weekly for a thought-provoking journey through significant questions that will help you coach yourself and the people you love. Thoughtful questions from the right heart motives bring honor and value to our relationships and help us live out a life congruent with what we say we believe before the Lord and others. They help our loved ones do the same.

I plan to continue writing my blog bi-weekly and produce a podcast of the previous week’s content on alternate weeks.

Would you be willing to try it out and even subscribe to it? It’s on Anchor, Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.

This week, I’m going back to the question, “How am I regularly caring for my river of thoughts?”

If you read that post and liked it, I think you’ll love the podcast.

Like the Missouri River rushing along nearby my home, our river of thoughts must be respected as a source that can be both potentially beautiful and potentially dangerous. How can we seek to make it more and more beautiful? And what if we struggle to do this? Find encouragement to take your thought life seriously as well as encouragement if you struggle with consistently caring for it.

In this episode, we mention a podcast called Being Known by Curt Thompson, M.D. Here is a link to Season 2 Episode 2 if you’d like easy access to it: Are you Paying Attention?

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I hope you enjoy this podcast!