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#399

399 | Reconnecting with the Life We're Made For

In this episode of MercyTalk, we dive into Reconnected, a book by Carlos Whittaker. We review the book concepts as Carlos shares his journey through a 7-week experiment, living among Benedictine monks in California and an Amish community in Ohio. Along the way, he rediscovered what it truly means to connect—with people, with God, and with the life we were created to live. Also, in this episode…·    What it might look like to live at the pace of Jesus ·    How to reengage with wonder ·    The gift of solitude—and what we miss when we avoid it Resources mentioned in this episode:•       Reconnected by Carlos Whittaker Have a topic suggestion or question? Email MercyTalk. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
#398

398 | Transforming Habits in Our Homes and Lives - Part 3

In this episode of MercyTalk, we continue our conversation on the power of habits, specifically focusing on the habits of our digital lives. Also, in this episode…·    The importance of recognizing how our digital habits impact every area of our lives·    A hard look at who’s really in control—are you working for your technology, or is it working for you?·    Practical tips for creating healthier habits around cell phone and TV usage Resources mentioned in this episode:•       Tech Wise Family by Andy Crouch•       Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Early•       The Digital Fast by Darren Whitehead  Recommended questions for reflection mentioned in this episode:•      What is the primary purpose of this device?•      Where will I charge my phone? Where is its home?•      When will I look at it first time in the morning?•      What time will I put it away at night?•      Where do I keep it during meals?•      In what situations will I not have my phone out?•      Which apps are most unhealthy for me?•      How will I interact with my phone when I’m driving? In meetings? with people I love? Have a topic suggestion or question? Email MercyTalk. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.
#397

397 | MercyStory: Allison John

On this "Mercy Story" episode of MercyTalk, you will be hearing the story of Allison, who graduated from Mercy’s Residential Program. We hope you’re encouraged by Allison’s story and how God has powerfully moved in her life!Resources mentioned in today's episode:https://mercymultiplied.com/wp-content/uploads/2024/11/A-Parents-Guide-to-a-Struggling-Teen.pdfHave a topic suggestion or question? Email MercyTalk.Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and X.
#396

396 | Real-Life Habits: Practical Examples to Transform Your Life

In this episode of MercyTalk, we continue our conversation on the power of habits by sharing real-life examples of habits our Mercy Multiplied staff members have incorporated into their lives that serve their mental, emotional, and/or spiritual health. This episode is full of ideas that will inspire you with ideas for habits to incorporate into your own life!  Have a topic suggestion or question? Email MercyTalk. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. 
#395

395 | Transforming Habits in Our Homes and Lives

In this episode of MercyTalk, we begin a conversation on the power of habits in shaping our homes and our personal growth. We discuss some transformative principles when it comes to building healthy habits that we’ve learned from authors like James Clear and Justin Whitmel Early.  Also, in this episode…·    Why habits matter: the connection between mundane daily tasks and faith formation·    How James Clear’s “Four Laws of Behavior Change” can practically help you build habits that actually stick in your life·    Why bad habits form and powerful principles for breaking them Resources mentioned in this episode:·     Habits of the Household by Justin Whitmel Earley ·     Atomic Habits by James Clear Have a topic suggestion or question? Email MercyTalk. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.