Send us a text What if gratitude wasn’t just about what happened, but about what’s coming? We dig into a richer practice of thankfulness that looks ahead with trust, drawing from the Hebrew idea of toda and the early church’s understanding of the Eucharist as a living act of thanksgiving. Along the way, we get honest about the moments we say “thanks” with our lips while grumbling in our hearts—and how to break that cycle with humility, obedience, and a wider view of God’s work. We unpack the...
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Send us a text What if gratitude wasn’t just about what happened, but about what’s coming? We dig into a richer practice of thankfulness that looks ahead with trust, drawing from the Hebrew idea of toda and the early church’s understanding of the Eucharist as a living act of thanksgiving. Along the way, we get honest about the moments we say “thanks” with our lips while grumbling in our hearts—and how to break that cycle with humility, obedience, and a wider view of God’s work. We unpack the...
42: Loneliness: Alone, Lonely or Waiting For Blessing?
The Boundless Bible
39 minutes
1 month ago
42: Loneliness: Alone, Lonely or Waiting For Blessing?
We explore the difference between aloneness that shapes calling and loneliness that erodes the soul, and how God’s presence and real participation in community bridge the gap. Personal stories, Scripture, and practical next steps point toward belonging, purpose, and action. • Yehidim as a lens for beloved vulnerability • Alone versus lonely defined with biblical examples • Church as participation rather than proximity • Introvert and extrovert insights on recharging • Proverbs 18 and the dan...
The Boundless Bible
Send us a text What if gratitude wasn’t just about what happened, but about what’s coming? We dig into a richer practice of thankfulness that looks ahead with trust, drawing from the Hebrew idea of toda and the early church’s understanding of the Eucharist as a living act of thanksgiving. Along the way, we get honest about the moments we say “thanks” with our lips while grumbling in our hearts—and how to break that cycle with humility, obedience, and a wider view of God’s work. We unpack the...
