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**Commoners Communion with Strahan Coleman.**

Hosted by author, teacher, and folk-psalmist Strahan Coleman, the Commoners Communion podcast is a conversational look at Christian spirituality through the lens of beauty, mystery and revelation.

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Kia ora, and welcome to Season 2! Apr 27, 2020

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Practicing Newness Devotional: Giving Away Jun 04, 2018

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Before the wheat of any harvest can be used for sharing and baking it must be threshed.

Practicing Newness Devotional: Persevering May 28, 2018

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Before the wheat of any harvest can be used for sharing and baking it must be threshed.

Practicing Newness Devotional: Removing May 21, 2018

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The next stage in our journey is the harvesting of the seed we have sown and watched over. The initial promise has bloomed and it’s time to remove what’s fully grown and make new space for the movements of God in our tomorrows.

Practicing Newness Devotional: Watching Over May 14, 2018

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The second stage of our journey is about protecting and growing that which God has sown in us.

Practicing Newness Devotional: Receiving May 14, 2018

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The first step in the process of God sowing his seed in our lives is His providing the nourishment that brings us the promise. We receive.

Practicing Newness - Season One Devotional Apr 30, 2018

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To finish off this first season we'll be embarking on a five-week devotional journey through Isaiah 55. Each week there will be questions to wrestle with, devotionals to meditate on and prayers to prompt you into your own space with God.

Episode 9: Practicing Newness Apr 10, 2018

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Practicing newness isn't just a nice idea, it's the gritty foundation of our entire Christian spirituality.The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear more.

Episode 8: Exile Mar 27, 2018

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Following on from our last episode, this week I'm looking at the concept of exile - spiritual, physical, emotional, societal - and how we both flourish in the wilderness and find our way back into the city afterwards. Exile can be the seedbed for character growth, destiny, newness and a more loving life. I share how I've found this to be true in my own life and we look at an important historical figure who experienced exile in their own profound way. The music in this podcast is kindly provided by Rhys Machell from his meditative album 'In Glass'. Click here to hear more.