Welcome to the beginning of the conversation. Join us for the journey through liminal space.

In this episode, Christina and Lori discuss why liminal space can be so difficult and what it means to take an inventory of our typical responses.

Part 1:
In this episode, Christina and Lori define the overarching idea of "Postures" and their role in Liminal Space, then begin looking at the posture of Hospitality.

Part 2:
In this episode, Christina and Lori are continuing the discussion on the posture of Hospitality. They offer metaphors and challenges of being welcoming in liminality.

In this episode, Christina and Lori enjoy their first guest interview with Pastor Matt Anderson, lead pastor at McDowell Church in Scottsdale, Arizona. Not only does he discuss his own liminal experience but he gives some valuable rhythms to practice during liminality.

If you want to find out more about Pastor Matt and McDowell Church, visit https://mcdowell.church/

Other resources mentioned:
A Long Obedience in the Same Direction by Eugene Peterson (IV Press, 1980)
"Becoming Aware of Our Thirst," Chapter 6 in Inside Out by Larry Crabb (NavPress, 2013)

In this episode, Christina and Lori discuss the posture of Mourning. What can we gain from it? How do we find clarity of the essential truths of who we are and who God is?

Resources:
A Grace Disguised by Jerry Sittser
Crushing by T.D. Jakes
A Grief Observed by C.S. Lewis
Permission to Feel by Marc Brackett

In this episode, Christina and Lori host a conversation with PC Walker, author, speaker and Residence Life Director at William Jessup University. PC discusses replacing our broken images of God while waiting in the tension of being pulled back like an arrow in the Master Archer's bow.

PC Walker Website.

http://www.ragamuffinpc.com/.

PC's latest book: Won't Stop Calling Your Name.

https://www.ragamuffinpc.com/signed-books/wscyn.

Also mentioned in the podcast.
Martin Luther King Jr.- Unfulfilled Dreams

In their first minisode, Christina and Lori highlight some important truths about the posture of Revision.