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Mentioned in 12 episodes

You Are What You Love

The Way to the Good Life

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Mentioned by

Douglas McKelvey

Mentioned in 12 episodes

Mentioned by

Michelle Jones

as the author of "You Are What You Love", discussing the power of liturgy.

How Does Jesus Teach Us to Pray? (The Lord’s Prayer Pt. 1)

Jamie K. Smith's book is mentioned as a recommendation about the slow food movement.

How We Change: Teaching and Practice | Practicing the Way Vision Series E5 (Re-release)

Mentioned by

Kevin DeYoung

, discussing his insights on spiritual formation and the role of liturgical living.

A Reformed Approach to Spiritual Formation with Matthew Bingham

Mentioned by

J.T. English

in the context of discussing the balance between intellectual and spiritual growth in discipleship.

Deep Discipleship with J.T. English

Mentioned by

Ashley Hales

as an author whose work she finds helpful.

Ashley Hales: Finding Beauty in the Ordinary

Referenced by

Daniel Garner

to discuss habit formulation.

Sweeny vs Bard #63 w. Daniel Gardner of O. G. Rose - Belonging and Process

Mentioned when Gupta references Smith's work on Augustine and thinking of ourselves as brains on a stick.

115 Anchored in Love: The Center of the Apostle Paul's Theology (with Dr. Nijay Gupta)

Mentioned by

Glenn Sunshine

, describing Smith's perspective on how some Protestants view humans as purely cognitive beings.

The Glory God Is and the Beauty We Make

Mentioned by Jeremy, as the book of James K.A. Smith, where he points to habituation.

EP. 176 Most Downloaded Podcast of 2020: Heart of the Matter - A Counseling Tool That Helps Expose Deceptive Thoughts, Desires, and Habits

Mentioned by

Nijay Gupta

as a source of inspiration for his book on love.

The Theology of Paul and His Affections for Christ: Dr. Nijay Gupta

Mentioned as James K.A. Smith's book, arguing that our lives are filled with liturgies.

#238: Life in a Secular Age

Mentioned by

Jay Holland

as a book recommended by his friend Virgil Tanner, discussing the nature of human beings.

Ep. 393: Parenting Tune-up: Navigating the Seasons of Parenthood

Mentioned by

Douglas McKelvey

in relation to the formative power of repeated actions and liturgical rhythms in daily life.

Douglas McKelvey Uncovers the Divine in Everyday Moments

Mentioned by

Michael Keller

in relation to Augustine's concept of disordered loves and the power of what we love.

Understanding Cultural Narratives with Michael Keller

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