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Enchantment through the Ordinary with Richard Beck
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Join me in my conversation with Richard Beck. We explore the themes of hospitality, hope, and enchantment in Christian practice. From embracing marginalized individuals with grace to recovering an enchanted faith in a skeptical age, the conversation delves into the significance of ordinary moments, like sharing meals, in cultivating a sense of wonder and community.
Richard Beck is an author and professor of psychology at Abilene Christian University. Richard's latest book is Hunting Magic Eels: Recovering an Enchanted Faith in a Skeptical Age. As a prison chaplain, Richard leads a weekly Bible study for inmates at the maximum-security French Robertson Unit and has written and spoken extensively about his work among the incarcerated.
Richard Beck's Substack: https://richardbeck.substack.com/
Richard Beck's Blog: https://experimentaltheology.blogspot.com/
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