Renovaré Podcast with Nathan Foster Renovaré

How do we thoughtfully monitor and moderate our consumption of media? How can we fill our minds with what is good and beautiful rather than simply go to media to escape? This episode with Paul Patton—author, playwright, and professor emeritus at Spring Arbor—dives into these questions.

"We need to come to the Sermon on the Mount," says author Charles Moore, "first of all, as a lover of the Master." Nathan talks with the Bruderhof community member about how to seriously live out the words of Jesus without reducing them to legalism.

Nathan Foster talks with Rich Villodas, lead pastor of New Life Fellowship in Queens, New York, about his book _The Deeply Formed Life_, which is the first selection of the 2021-22 Renovaré Book Club.

In this edited version of a June 2021 webinar conversation, spiritual directors and authors Trevor Hudson and Jan Johnson talk with Carolyn Arends about Christian spiritual direction. They contrast it with counseling, discuss if it's for everyone, and recommend where to find a director.

In this talk from the 1999 Renovaré International Conference in Houston, following an entertaining introduction by James Bryan Smith, Richard Foster outlines the practical means by which we grow in grace.

Jill Weber is a prayer missionary and author who for the last five years has been establishing a prayer/monastic community at the Waverley Abbey Estate in the U.K. Her desire is to cultivate "thin spaces" where Jesus is loved.