Monk On The Mic - The Monk In Docs Podcast

Who are you at your core? The discussion dives into the radical idea that our true identity is found in Christ, challenging conventional notions of self. Using profound metaphors like water from the ocean, the interconnectedness of all people is explored. Listeners are encouraged to shift from superficial labels to a deeper spiritual relationship. Emphasizing collective love and service, the podcast advocates for community, compassion, and kinship as we all embody this divine identity.

In this engaging conversation, Rob Bell, an author known for exploring spirituality, dives into themes of love, loss, and the joys of creativity from his book, 'Where'd You Park Your Spaceship.' He reflects on making space for new beginnings, the transformative power of creation, and how baking bread can build community and foster connections. Rob emphasizes the importance of authenticity in artistic expression and how our relationships with fictional characters can mirror our personal growth. It's a delightful blend of introspection and inspiration!

We are all tied up in our heads at some other place and some other time doing some other thing. And yet Jesus tried to show us that the antidote to worry and malcontent and lack of joy and so many other ills we carry every day can be found somewhere we don’t stay very often… somewhere now.

You know you’re beautiful, right? Warts and all? Time to embrace *everything* about being your true and real self…

Have you been yelling - at the world, at yourself, at God?! Take some wisdom from a new, elderly friend of mine, and perhaps know it might be time to whisper for a while… Let me share with you about my friend, throw in some of Sarah’s story (Gen 18), and a little bit of Frederick Buechner for good measure.

What started out as a conversation about a spirituality of sustainability turned into a conversation about how relationships (not projects) must be at the core. Lisa is a speaker, author and spiritual director, and a regular volunteer. Join us for this intriguing, surprising and thought provoking conversation. Links mentioned in this podcast: Earthship Puerto Rico - https://www.earthshipglobal.com/puerto-rico Lisa's Website - https://lisadelay.com/blog/ Lisa's Podcast "Spark My Muse" - https://sparkmymuse.substack.com/podcast Lisa on Instagram - https://instagram.com/lisacolondelay Mark's Website "The Table" - https://monkindocs.podia.com Mark on Instagram - https://instagram.com/monkindocs In this episode: 00:00:00 About this episode 00:02:00 Meet Lisa DeLay 00:10:45 About The Earthship 00:21:15 Making Changes 00:32:54 Shifts and changes (this is where the conversation changes gears!) 00:40:00 The power of "coming alongside" 00:47:45 Creating truly sustainable life 00:52:50 It all boils down to relationships 00:56:15 Beware the Ego Project! 00:57:40 Inner work required 01:07:10 Linking up with Earthship and Lisa

Episode 12 What if I told you that the things that brings you joy isn’t actually the thing that brings you joy? And that when you see this, the things that bring you joy will always bring you joy whether they are there or not?

Episode 11 What happens when you start to embrace God's truth about your identity? Gabrielle Dik (Gaby) is an author, speaker and seminar trainer based in the Netherlands. In her book "You Already Are: Stop becoming" she challenges the idea that Christians should see themselves as 'works in progress' and need to constantly work to become a better versions of themselves and seek God's plan for their lives in order to be accepted by God.  00:00:00 Introductions 00:10:00 The problem with "becoming" 00:13:58 Gaby's personal journey to "already are". 00:20:00 The difficulty of false images (God, grace, sin, self). 00:25:55 What false images do to us. 00:32:32 Turning it around/holding on. 00:55:13 How to become who you already are. 01:01:00 Fruit for the journey. Find out more about Gaby and her work at https://www.gabrielledik.nl/

Episode 10. At Easter we celebrate the resurrection. But what kind of resurrection was it? And what does it look like? And how might we experience this resurrection today? Maybe the answer is in the most obvious place: Yeast. Happy Easter.

Episode 9 Jesus goes to a well. A woman goes to a well. At the end of their conversation, she puts down her bucket. Here is what happened, and why it should also happen for you.