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This compelling and innovative view of Zen practice gives people in their 20s and 30s a contemporary approach to spiritual development that is meaningful and actionable within the complexities of modern life. Grounded deeply in the tradition of Soto Zen, professional mediators and Zen practitioners, Diane Hamilton and Gabriel Wilson extol the virtues of sitting meditation, dharma study, and the student-teacher relationship. At the same time, they offer insight into the importance of emotional development and the maturation of relationship skills.

Ten siblings. Two parents. One fiery hair color. Growing Up Ginger is a hilarious, heartwarming, and sometimes chaotic dive into life with 10 redheaded siblings. Hosted by brother-sister duo Jon Raynes and Stef Anderson, this podcast unpacks what it’s like growing up in a wildly unique family—where the hair is bright, the personalities brighter, and no story too outrageous. From sibling rivalries and inside jokes to deeper chats about identity, faith, and friendship, this show is part therapy, part comedy, and a love letter to our family.

Sam sharing what it was like growing up in the polygamous FLDS group, his experiences leaving the group when he was 18 and his journey to where he is now. His wife Melissa is his co-host, asking the questions that everyone from the outside is thinking.

Two brothers-in-law having a conversation about church ministry. We have grown up in ministry, with our parents serving in church work. We have also grown up in the last decade plus of serving in ministry.

Welcome to Growing Up Kingdom! Your host Daniel is here to share biblical truths, life lessons, and inspiring conversations that will help his listeners grow and navigate life with purpose. He provides a safe space for Gen Z to be encouraged and grow in their confidence.

A podcast dedicated to discussing anything and everything related to Growing Up Southern. Stories told by everyday Americans regarding their faith, family, trials and tribulations, tragedies and triumphs as told by those who’ve experienced it. From sinners to saints, preachers to poachers, law breakers and the law men who try to catch them. Everything is open for discussion on the Growing Up Southern podcast.

Welcome to growing up guiding! so happy you are here and ready to learn about building relationships with our brothers and sisters! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Temas de edificación y crecimiento en la fe, devocionales, reflexiones y temas de actualidad abordados desde el libro más actual que pueda existir: La biblia.

Follow the life-lesson adventures of Papaw and his passel of grandkids as they learn apostolic truths from hands-on nature experiences and everyday living.

These podcasts emphasize the spirituality of children and adults through stories about my life, as well as other devotional podcasts. For several years I taught spiritual formation at Wheaton College, while studying children’s spirituality with some of the top scholars in the country. On this podcast I use my own doctoral research as well as personal experience, to describe the spirituality of children, teenagers and adults. Welcome to this podcast site; I hope what you find here enriches your spiritual life!

A personal diary made public for all the sane ones in a functionally insane world.

Welcome to Growing Up Candy! Our intention is to help you on your sacred path leading you to greater light, love, freedom and wholeness; one heartfelt podcast at a time. This is a sacred space to further share about how we’re working together and individually to heal, evolve, explore, get curious and approach everything with a sense of wonder. We invite you to join us on our journey as we share with you about how we have chosen to dive into the depths of the Mother's wound and healing generational trauma that's been passed down to me, through me to my daughter. ****Trigger Warning**** We may...

Growing Up Christian is a weekly podcast hosted by Sam and Casey. Each episode they discuss the good, the bad, and the undeniably strange aspects of coming of age in the late 90’s/early 2000’s Christian culture.

A podcast analyzing the true life experiences of everyday people who grew up fundamentalist, orthodox, or within any other strictly religious environment, and the impact (positive or negative) that this upbringing had on who they are today.

Alexander and his guests dive into topics such as Psychology, Meditation and Zen in the quest of deepening and sharing their understanding of spiritual and personal development.

Charles Price has preached in over 100 countries on every continent and is the author of 8 books, some of which have been translated into a variety of languages. Originally from England, for many years he was the Principal of Capernwray Bible school in the North of England. Charles was Lead Pastor with The Peoples Church in Toronto Canada, from 2001 to 2016. The weekly congregation doubled to over 4000 attending each Sunday during his time there. Charles is the recipient of the Queen Elizabeth II Diamond Jubilee Medal for services to humanitarian need, cited as having raised several millions ...

What happens when you grow up in a tight-knit evangelical tradition but start asking the questions no one wanted you to ask? Raised Right is a podcast for those shaped by the Church of the Nazarene (or similar spaces) who are now wrestling with faith, culture, and identity. One of us is a Nazarene pastor. The other has an MA in counseling and is searching for a new faith community. Together, we unpack the beliefs we inherited, exploring books like Jesus and John Wayne and what it means to navigate faith with nuance. #RaisedRightPodcast #FaithDeconstruction #Exvangelical #Nazarene #SpiritualG

Few of us are immune to the ideas we absorbed as children. We learned how to get approval or disapproval by creating the kinds of selves who would fit in and succeed with the "right" jobs, relationships, possessions, and so on. Even if we rebel against these ingrained notions by going in the opposite direction, we are still controlled by them. Either way, as adults we are often left feeling anxious or depressed because who we really are has been ignored.