• Sage Hill Live Fully Podcast

  • By: Sage Hill
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Sage Hill Live Fully Podcast

By: Sage Hill
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  • Summary

  • The following podcasts speak to how we are created to live fully in relationship with God, ourselves, and others. They are brought to you by Sage Hill: A Social Impact Organization, founded by Chip Dodd. Our mission is to help people be who they are made to be so they can do what they are made to do. Find more resources to live fully, love deeply, and lead well at sagehill.co and chipdodd.com.
    © 2023 Sage Hill Live Fully Podcast
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Hygiene & Healthy Living Psychology
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Episodes
  • Ep 170 - The Story We Tell Ourselves

    Ep 170 - The Story We Tell Ourselves
    Mar 10 2023

    Kate Prevost and Stephen talk about narratives. They discuss the stories we tell ourselves and how the story helps us know ourselves in the world and keep us from being known/knowing the world.
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    34 mins
  • Ep 169 - Till We Have Faces

    Ep 169 - Till We Have Faces
    Mar 10 2023

    Kate Prevost and Stephen talk about the power and meaning behind our faces.
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    44 mins
  • Ep 168 - There Is No Cure for Life

    Ep 168 - There Is No Cure for Life
    Jan 31 2023

    Kate Prevost interviews Stephen James as they discuss the idea that there is no cure for life.

    Our survival strategies are often our failed attempts to cure life.

    How do we balance finding home and living adventure?

    Can we learn to be still and be?

    Where is your life asking you to participate?
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    36 mins

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