Description

Episode 16 of the Spirituality for Normal People Podcast features an interview with author and podcaster James Prescott. We talk a bunch about James' book, Mosaic of Grace, and also touch on themes related to his podcast called Poema on the intersection of faith and spirituality.

From the Intro to the Episode - I mention:

• That I happened to be on the Poema Podcast as a guest last week (beginning of July 2017). You can listen here.
• That I've started a Patreon Page where you can support the podcast for as little as $1 a month (did you know it actually costs me to produce this podcast every week?). I'll steal a line from one of my favorite podcasts. You can support the podcast for less than a coffee a month! Visit the Patreon Page and check out the free stuff if you support at the $2 level or higher!

What we talk about in this episode:

• What is Grace really?
• The Japanese art of kintsugi (re-making broken pottery with gold joinery) as a metaphor for grace
• How Jesus includes and loves us even when we turn from God.
• "Poema" and the intersection of faith and spirituality
• How people have different ways of coming to or seeing spirituality
• How your mindset effects the way you see the world and engage with God
• Spiritual encounters are not always good
• How most of human life is engaged in creative acts
• Keeping Sabbath and how “I am enough without my work"

Links and Resources Mentioned in this Episode

• James Prescott's website
• Mosaic of Grace
• Poema Podcast
• Alexander Shaia - Quadratos
• Richard Rohr
• Rob Bell
• What is the Bible? by Rob Bell

This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit mattbrough.substack.com