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<description>This podcast is for women with anxious hearts and distracted minds, who could use a reminder of who God is and who God calls and invites us to be in the middle of it all. Life often makes it easy to forget, but through a brief reflection and a moment to pause, my hope is that you will be encouraged, comforted, inspired, and reminded of God's presence and faithfulness in your life. Hosted by Julianne Clayton | Cover Art by Gabriela Denton</description>
<pubDate>Mon, 31 Aug 2026 15:23:03 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>144: Mark 7:24-30 + Matthew 15:21-28</title>
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<description>  Today, I’m offering a simple reading of not one but TWO passages from Scripture. They both tell the same story of Jesus and the Syrophoenician woman. However, there are subtle differences and unique details in each. Basically, I couldn’t choose between the two, so we’re considering both together :)        Listen in.     Sign up for my monthly letter,  The Re{collection}       Work with me as a spiritual director       Work with me as a speaker or workshop facilitator       www.withjulianne.com      </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 01 Oct 2025 16:00:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>143: Do Your Prayers</title>
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<description>  We’re taught from a young age, that if we say the right thing, at the right time, in the right way, our words will “work.”    As silly as it seems, sometimes, I find myself treating prayer in a similar way. Prayers are these words I say, and if I say them at the right time, in the right way, and with the right amount of frequency, well, they just might work. Maybe you can relate?   It’s easy to believe our prayers are only words we say, thoughts we think, requests we make in the presence of God; I’m discovering, though, that prayer is much more than that. That perhaps prayer might also include the things we do, the actions we take, the lives we live.   What if prayer doesn't stop when we say, "Amen?" Listen in.         The Only Necessary Thing   by Henri Nouwen   Sign up for my monthly letter, The Re{collection}   Let's Connect! Visit  www.withjulianne.com        Thank you to my friends  Jenni  and  Renee  for being sound sounding-boards as I prepared this episode :)  </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 17 Sep 2025 15:29:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>142: Matthew 6:7-13</title>
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<description>  Today, I’m offering a simple reading of one of Jesus’ teachings on prayer, found in the middle of the Sermon on the Mount. As I read, you’re invited to listen in and notice what you notice. Once the reading is through, I’ll offer a few questions for reflection, as you consider the reminders God might have for you in this passage.  I hope it serves you well!     Sign up to receive my monthly letter  The Re{collection}       Learn more about the work I do as a spiritual director       Work with me as a speaker or workshop facilitator for your next gathering!       www.withjulianne.com      </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 03 Sep 2025 13:58:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>141: You Are Blessed</title>
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<description>  It’s interesting to consider what makes a bad day, bad. What makes a good day, good. To mark the circumstances that contribute to what we would consider a good or bad life. It’s also interesting to consider how often I equate the state of my circumstances with the presence and love of God. If things are good, God must be present and active in my life, right? And if things are bad, well, the opposite must be true. Sound familiar?   Today, we're exploring what Jesus might have to say by digging a little bit deeper into the Beatitudes. Listen in!     Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day  by Judith Viorst     remind{h}er 140: Remember the Blessed {Matthew 5:1-11}      God's Ferris Wheel  by Barbara Brown Taylor from  Home By Another Way      www.withjulianne.com       </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 20 Aug 2025 15:05:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<description>  It’s interesting to consider what makes a bad day, bad. What makes a good day, good. To mark the circumstances that contribute to what we would consider a good or bad life. It’s also interesting to consider how often I equate the state of my circumstances with the presence and love of God. If things are good, God must be present and active in my life, right? And if things are bad, well, the opposite must be true. Sound familiar?   Today, we're exploring what Jesus might have to say by digging a little bit deeper into the Beatitudes. Listen in!     Alexander and the Terrible, Horrible, No Good, Very Bad Day  by Judith Viorst     remind{h}er 140: Remember the Blessed {Matthew 5:1-11}      God's Ferris Wheel  by Barbara Brown Taylor from  Home By Another Way      www.withjulianne.com       </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 20 Aug 2025 15:05:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>140: Remember the Blessed {Matthew 5:1-11}</title>
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<description>  Today, as we slowly begin to settle into new routines after perhaps a slower, more spacious summer, I’m offering a simple reading of the Beatitudes, found at the very beginning of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. As I read it, you’re invited to listen and notice what you notice. Once the reading is through, I’ll offer a few questions for reflection, as you consider the reminders God might have for you in this passage.       I believe wholeheartedly that while these words were inspired and written a couple thousand years ago, God’s Spirit is still inspiring us as its readers today. Feel free to pause, rewind, or revisit as you see fit. As always, I hope it serves you well.        Learn more about spiritual direction or book an appointment  HERE      Sign up for the monthly Re{collection} letter  HERE      Work with me as a speaker or workshop facilitator for your next gathering. Learn more  HERE       www.withjulianne.com      </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 06 Aug 2025 09:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<description>  Today, as we slowly begin to settle into new routines after perhaps a slower, more spacious summer, I’m offering a simple reading of the Beatitudes, found at the very beginning of Jesus’ Sermon on the Mount. As I read it, you’re invited to listen and notice what you notice. Once the reading is through, I’ll offer a few questions for reflection, as you consider the reminders God might have for you in this passage.       I believe wholeheartedly that while these words were inspired and written a couple thousand years ago, God’s Spirit is still inspiring us as its readers today. Feel free to pause, rewind, or revisit as you see fit. As always, I hope it serves you well.        Learn more about spiritual direction or book an appointment  HERE      Sign up for the monthly Re{collection} letter  HERE      Work with me as a speaker or workshop facilitator for your next gathering. Learn more  HERE       www.withjulianne.com      </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 06 Aug 2025 09:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>139: Let the Light In</title>
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<description>  I've been reminded recently that natural light makes a difference. Sunlight aids growth. It improves mental and physical health. It enhances overall well-being. Good, natural light helps us flourish.       In a similar way, the light and presence of God offers hope, endurance, compassion, peace, joy, and love. It is bold without being flashy. It is soft, though not insignificant. It sees the overlooked and notices the unnoticed. It reminds us all that we matter; we belong; and we are never alone. In the middle of the dim and dreary, God’s light makes a difference.       So what might it look like to let that light in? Listen in!    Iona Abbey in Scotland     Jan Richardson    Sign up  HERE  to receive the Re{collection}    www.withjulianne.com     </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Jun 2025 09:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>139: Let the Light In</title>
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<description>  I've been reminded recently that natural light makes a difference. Sunlight aids growth. It improves mental and physical health. It enhances overall well-being. Good, natural light helps us flourish.       In a similar way, the light and presence of God offers hope, endurance, compassion, peace, joy, and love. It is bold without being flashy. It is soft, though not insignificant. It sees the overlooked and notices the unnoticed. It reminds us all that we matter; we belong; and we are never alone. In the middle of the dim and dreary, God’s light makes a difference.       So what might it look like to let that light in? Listen in!    Iona Abbey in Scotland     Jan Richardson    Sign up  HERE  to receive the Re{collection}    www.withjulianne.com     </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 25 Jun 2025 09:30:00 +0000</pubDate>
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<title>138: Bless the Lord {Psalm 103}</title>
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<description>  One thing I’m discovering these days is how necessary it is for me to remember God’s goodness. When the turmoil and chaos and bad news swirl, the goodness of God holds me steady and keeps me sane. Not in a way that ignores the needs and hardships around me, but in a way that inspires me to be who I am and do what I can to help make it right.       With that in mind, I’d like to offer a reading today of Psalm 103—a passage that recounts the goodness of God. After I read it through, I’ll also offer a few questions for reflection, as you consider the reminder God might have for you today through this passage. Feel free to pause, rewind or even revisit this episode as you see fit. As always, I hope it serves you well.    Learn more about working with me in spiritual direction     Sign up for my monthly letter, The Re{collection}     www.withjulianne.com     </description>
<pubDate>Wed, 11 Jun 2025 14:32:00 +0000</pubDate>
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