Often we can point to valley or mountain top experiences as times of growth, but what about during normal every day life, the ordinary times? It’s in this in-between space that for most of us we spend most of our time. So in the in between how do we live a life of meaning and purpose?

The Rev. Frank Ritchie and I met about 19 years ago before he was a Reverend. Together we hosted the afternoons show on Life FM. In our time hosting the show some pretty significant things happened. He welcomed the birth of his daughter, I got married and finished off my stint on the show when I had my first and only child Tom. As I got to know Frank during our Life FM days, I realised he was a guy who was very much interested in learning the history and rhythms of doing this thing called faith. After radio this only deepened and he now pastors his own church and is a media chaplain. As such he seemed like the natural choice to do a podcast on spiritual rhythms.

So in this conversation Frank comes over to my house to cook soup for my family and me. We talk about what spiritual rhythms can look like in the ordinary, everyday and finish it off with bacon hock soup and croissants. Enjoy!

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Often we can point to valley or mountain top experiences as times of growth, but what about during normal every day life, the ordinary times? It’s in this in-between space that for most of us we spend most of our time. So in the in between how do we live a life of meaning and purpose?
The Rev. Frank Ritchie and I met about 19 years ago before he was a Reverend. Together we hosted the afternoons show on Life FM. In our time hosting the show some pretty significant things happened. He welcomed the birth of his daughter, I got married and finished off my stint on the show when I had my first and only child Tom. As I got to know Frank during our Life FM days, I realised he was a guy who was very much interested in learning the history and rhythms of doing this thing called faith. After radio this only deepened and he now pastors his own church and is a media chaplain. As such he seemed like the natural choice to do a podcast on spiritual rhythms.
So in this conversation Frank comes over to my house to cook soup for my family and me. We talk about what spiritual rhythms can look like in the ordinary, everyday and finish it off with bacon hock soup and croissants. Enjoy!
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Well, how do we live life well in the in-between? That space where we are neither experiencing highs or lows, but are living out the ordinary and every day. What does it look like to create meaning and purpose in this space? Each week Diane will be talking with an expert looking at the different rhythms, habits, and practices that help us to navigate life in the in-between. 

Well, how do we live life well in the in-between? That space where we are neither experiencing highs or lows, but are living out the ordinary and every day. What does it look like to create meaning and purpose in this space? Each week Diane will be talking with an expert looking at the different rhythms, habits, and practices that help us to navigate life in the in-between.

How do we live life well in the in-between? That space where we are neither experiencing highs or lows, but are living out the ordinary and every day. What does it look like to create meaning and purpose in this space? Each week I’ll be talking with an expert looking at the different rhythms, habits, and practices that help us to navigate life in the in-between.

Life In The In Between

Well, how do we live life well in the in-between? That space where we are neither experiencing highs or lows, but are living out the ordinary and every day. What does it look like to create meaning and purpose in this space? Each week Diane will be talking with an expert looking at the different rhythms, habits, and practices that help us to navigate life in the in-between.

Well, how do we live life well in the in-between? That space where we are neither experiencing highs or lows, but are living out the ordinary and every day. What does it look like to create meaning and purpose in this space? Each week Diane will be talking with an expert looking at the different rhythms, habits, and practices that help us to navigate life in the in-between.

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