Roger Bretherton

In a thought-provoking conversation, Dr. Roger Bretherton, a Professor of Psychology at the University of Lincoln, explores practicing the presence of God with Jonny Hughes. They discuss blending charismatic and contemplative spiritual practices to enhance daily connections with the divine. The duo delves into mindfulness and its intersection with Christian contemplation, emphasizing the power of community and spirit-led preaching. Through personal anecdotes, they underscore the importance of being present and cultivating genuine spiritual connections amid modern distractions.

Roger Bretherton, a Professor of Psychology at the University of Lincoln, specializes in sensory motor psychotherapy and the intersection of mindfulness and spirituality. He shares his journey of exploring the presence of God. The discussion highlights the continuous narrative of divine presence in the Bible, and how faith can coexist with suffering through Job's story. Roger also emphasizes the significance of being present in the moment, sharing personal experiences of divine encounters, and connecting psychological insights with spiritual practices.

Roger Bretherton, a Professor of Psychology at the University of Lincoln, wraps up his enlightening discussion on practicing the presence of God. He explores how this practice transforms both individual character and community interactions. The conversation dives into cultivating eco-awareness amidst global issues, the power of contemplative prayer, and the richness of mystical writings. Bretherton emphasizes acting in the present moment, fostering love, tranquility, and deeper connections with the divine.