The Dr. Lee Warren Podcast Holding Onto Hope, with Tish Harrison Warren
Tish Harrison Warren (no relation to me) is a bestselling author, Anglican priest , and New York Times columnist
She is also a bereaved parent, a wife and mother, and one of my very favorite writers. Join me for an incredible conversation with Tish about hope, prayer, faith in the midst of hardship, the power of Advent and the Christian calendar, lament, and so much more.
Check out Tish's newest book, Advent: The Season of Hope!
Her book Prayer In the Night is my go-to reminder of how to pray when I'm hurting.
You can learn a lot about how to "pray without ceasing" from her first book, Liturgy of the Ordinary.
And her incredible children's book, Little Prayers for Ordinary Days, would be a great Christmas gift for any little ones in your life.
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- (00:02) - Introduction and Excitement for the Episode
- (02:59) - The Long-Awaited Conversation with Tish Harrison-Warren
- (06:00) - The Long-Awaited Podcast Interview Begins
- (14:30) - Finding God in the Midst of Pain and Doubt
- (16:52) - The Church Calendar as a Gift of Gentleness
- (27:38) - The Hidden Pain Behind Normal Congregations
- (28:48) - Skepticism towards the division caused by social justice movement
- (30:28) - Advent: Meeting People Where They're At
- (32:39) - Celebrating in the midst of darkness and pain
- (42:57) - Questioning Trust in God's Protection
- (44:39) - Discovering the Power of Compline in Times of Loss
- (51:32) - The Importance of Presence in Ministry
- (54:30) - Changing Expectations for Pastors in the Church
- (55:49) - Finding strength in despair and trusting God's surprising interventions
- (01:06:49) - Sandra Bullock's Instagram Follow and Conversation Conclusion