Episode 20 - Cheeky Hacks for Dealing with Busyness

01/22/19 • 22 min

In this episode Daniel tackles some of the ways we facilitate busyness in our lives and shares some hacks that he has learned to be helpful for him.
Show Notes - The Big Ideas

It's ok to say no. Learning to say no can be incredibly difficult but Daniel provides some helpful tips in learning to grow in our 'saying no' confidence.
Discover the things that only you can do... this might seem like a novel or straightforward thought, but it is incredibly helpful.
Screen time- Monitor you screen time.
- Limit notifications
- Be intentional about the your screen time
- Leave your phone outside the bedroom
- Get an alarm clock

Here's to all our lives being filled up with less busyness!

In this episode Daniel tackles some of the ways we facilitate busyness in our lives and shares some hacks that he has learned to be helpful for him.
Show Notes - The Big Ideas

It's ok to say no. Learning to say no can be incredibly difficult but Daniel provides some helpful tips in learning to grow in our 'saying no' confidence.
Discover the things that only you can do... this might seem like a novel or straightforward thought, but it is incredibly helpful.
Screen time- Monitor you screen time.
- Limit notifications
- Be intentional about the your screen time
- Leave your phone outside the bedroom
- Get an alarm clock

Here's to all our lives being filled up with less busyness!

Previous Episode

Episode 19 - Aaron Niequist - So what's the deal with a practice-based faith?

It was so good to have Aaron Niequist drop in to the podcast to talk through the value of a practice-based faith.
God has been at work since the beginning of creation and Aaron speaks of this work as a river, a river that we are invited to not only believe exists, but we are invited into it. To wade in it and participate with God in the healing of the world.
Aaron discovered a practice-based faith years ago when the limits of his own faith experience left him feeling spiritually empty, Niequist got to the point where he began to even question his beliefs. It was through the help of discovering a practice-based faith that he was able to see great healing take place in his life. He began to swim with God to bring healing to others then too.
Show Notes - The Big Ideas

Aaron's story of how he faced a faith crisis which changed everything. * not to be missed.
What exactly is centred prayer? What do we engage in it and how can it be beneficial in our lives?
Church reimagined as a gymnasium- this is one of the things Aaron brings up in his book. This idea poses some very telling things about the way that churches often conduct services and Aaron tells of another way to possible see church.
We also talk about the future of the church as well.

This episode is jam packed with heaps of goodness. You may even want to listen in a few times.

To find out more about Aaron and his work check out his website here:
https://www.aaronniequist.com/
You can also purchase his book 'The Eternal Current - How a Practice Based Faith Can Save Us From Drowning' here.

Next Episode

Episode 21 - Greg Boyd - Making Sense of Old Testament Violence

Greg Boyd is an internationally recognized theologian, preacher, teacher and author.

He has been featured on the front page of The New York Times, CNN and the BBC along with numerous other television and radio venues. He has authored and co-authored 22 books.

Greg comes on the show to talk through his new recent book 'Cross Vision' where he argues that it is the crucifixion of Jesus Christ which enables us to make sense of Old Testament violence.
Show Notes - The Big Ideas