226 episodes
Faith Conversations Anita Lustrea
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- Christianity
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4.6, 48 Ratings
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In Anita Lustrea’s Faith Conversations, she speaks with other authors and speakers and discusses matters of religion, faith, and all else.
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Kathy Escobar-episode 226
Kathy Escobar has had a profound impact on my life. Her book Faith Shift companioned me through some difficult waters. I was delighted to see her come out with a new book in February which probably couldn’t have been worse timing for a book release. But on the other hand, her...
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Mike Murphy-episode 225
Mike Murphy is back on the podcast to talk about life and his Rumblings, a weekly post he writes. We talk about the books we are currently reading and the theme of Mike’s current rumblings, “Lord, deliver us from evil.” Find Mike on Facebook Mike’s Rumblings The Warmth of Other Suns:...
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Alan Fadling-episode 224
Alan Fadling joins me on Faith Conversations this week. He is president and founder of Unhurried Living, Inc.—a ministry inspiring people to rest deeper, live fuller, and lead better. Recently, a signature book of his, An Unhurried Life: Following Jesus’ Rhythms of Work and Rest was re-released in a revised...
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James Martin S.J.-episode 223
Father James Martin is a favorite guest of mine. He is always working on his ‘next’ book but doesn’t have a new release right now. Though he mentions his upcoming book Learning to Pray that you can be looking for. I wanted to catch up with him and talk about what life...
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Michelle Van Loon-episode 222
Michelle Van Loon, somewhat of a podcast regular, joins me this week to talk about her latest release, Becoming Sage: Cultivating Meaning, Purpose, and Spirituality in Midlife. Why do so many remain in early stages of faith development? And what does it look like to move forward on the spiritual continuum. We discuss all that on this week's podcast. If you desire to stride forward spiritually, or if you find yourself at midlife asking if there is more, then this conversation is for you.
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John Lustrea-episode 221
John Lustrea joins me on this week’s edition of Faith Conversations. He is Educational Coordinator for The National Museum of Civil War Medicine—and my son. During Coronavirus you can find John doing Facebook Live presentations on the Museum’s Facebook page. On this podcast we discuss the movie, The Boy Who...
Customer Reviews
Faithful through Change
I believe you don’t get to host a podcast with over 200 episodes, without being faithful! I have followed Anita for many years from Moody Radio’s Midday Connection. The program was challenging, informative and it gave energy to it’s faithful listeners. The greatest gift it gave to the female audience was...a voice. Anita, Melinda and Lori along with a plethora of guests brought strength and the safety to those who wanted to grow and move forward in their personal life as well as their spiritual life. There was a huge sadness and void in many hearts when the program...shall we say ended. What didn’t end was the calling on Anita’s life for continuing the conversation. Grateful for her faithfulness to her listening audience to continue creating a place where we can grow and even challenge why we believe what we do. Anita has also been my Spiritual Director for the last 8 months. Her voice in my life has remained a constant! It still makes me smile when every now and then I hear Melinda Schmidt chatting it up with Anita😀Faith Conversations is a comforting place to land!
Soothing & thoughtful
Anita has a soothing voice and presence that keeps me calm and centered while she leads thoughtful discussions that always lead to at least one a-ha moment.
Conversations in my car
It seems that drive a lot - and usually I’m alone. So whenever I want company in my car I click on Anita’s Faith Conversations and suddenly I am part of a fascinating conversation! Anita has a real gift for interviewing and posing the most interesting questions that result in a meaningful dialogue with her guests. Always very thought provoking and most topics are fresh and new to me. I often find myself saying (to myself in the car) “I have never really thought about this!” And my world opens up just a bit more.
