One Thousand Words - Stories On The Way Matthew Clark
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- Religion & Spirituality
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Singer/Songwriter/Storyteller Matthew Clark and guests share weekly essays glimpsing truth, beauty, and goodness along the way of pilgrimage toward God.
Visit: www.matthewclark.net/onethousandwords
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A Tale of Two Trees: Jonathan Koefoed, "Moonlight in the Desert: Singing the Sojourner's Song"
Meet professor, scholar, and essayist for "A Tale of Two Trees," Jonathan Koefoed. Jonathan chose the last song on the album, "By the Rivers of Babylon," and wrote a rich personal essay exploring, in the midst of a broken world, Christ's command to practice a peculiar hope.
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A Tale of Two Trees: Susan Cowger, "Time Between the Times"
Meet Poet, Artist, and Essayist for "A Tale of Two Trees," Susan Cowger. Susan chose the song "In the Waters" from the new album "A Tale of Two Trees" and wrote a stunning chapter combining personal narrative and original poetry called "Time Between the Times."
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A Tale of Two Trees: Anita K. Palmer, "Mercy in the Wind"
Meet editor, encourager, book coach, and essayist for "A Tale of Two Trees," Anita K. Palmer. Anita chose the song "Take to the Fields" from the new album, and she gives us the great gift of her honesty and vulnerability in an essay entitled, "Mercy in the Wind."
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A Tale of Two Trees: Amber Salladin, "Singing the Feast of the New Creation"
Meet singer, conductor, pianist, and essayist for "A Tale of Two Trees," Amber Salladin. Amber chose the song "The Word became Flesh," and wrote a stunning essay on how singing together, whether lament or praise, shapes us both body and soul into the likeness of Christ.
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A Tale of Two Trees: Lancia E. Smith, "Reaching for the Unseen"
Meet Founder and Executive director of Cultivating Magazine (& The Cultivating Project), and essayist for "A Tale of Two Trees," Lancia Smith. Lancia chose the song "Let Your Roots Go Deep," and wrote an essay about longing and holding on in places of "mending and rooting."
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A Tale of Two Trees: John Barnts, "Downside Up"
Meet John Barnts, YouTuber, Bible translator, and essayist for "A Tale of Two Trees." John chose the song "Follow You Down" from the album, and wrote an essay tracing his personal journey of understanding suffering, not as something God does to us, but something we do with our wounded God.
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Matthew’s gentle spirit shines in this podcast. When I need rest and to reset my scattered thinking, his voice and wisdom bring the peace of Christ to my heart. Thank you, Matt, for your faithfulness to share this place of goodness and beauty with us.