When midnight comes, I will not runInto the arms of my regrets,Nor will I fear the pain of woundsThat have not scathed me yet.I will stand upon the borderOf this year and the next,And say farewell with open handsAnd a whispered thankfulness.When midnight comes, I will not tieA burden round my neck,Nor weigh down my soul with resolutionsTo validate my breath.Instead, I’ll bless this new beginningAnd who I am becoming,For we are works of art unfinished—A living canvas full of colorsHelp support and sustain the podcast. The episode music is by "Heir" Stream the latest album
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#46 | What we fear most may happen
Help support and sustain the podcast. The intro music is from my latest single "Magnolia Tree" The episode music is by "Heir" Stream the latest album
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#45 | Kiss The Ground
After a long hiatus - we're back! This new episode frames the journey of Lent and explores true and long-lasting spiritual freedom. If you want to watch this episode and engage in the conversation around it, you can sign up to my Patreon via joshualukesmith.com. You also get a ton of other perks.
Grateful. It's good to be back!
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#44 | Something You Once Knew
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#43 | Saying Yes with Scott Erickson
I had the absolute JOY of sitting down with Scott Erickson who's an incredible artist, speaker and creative curate. We covered a lot of ground in our conversation such as navigating an evolving faith, developing a visual language and learning to say yes to our own stories.
You've probably seen Scott's incredible art on IG but if not:
https://www.instagram.com/scottthepainter
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"This is the Main Event" is a celebration of the mundane and an affirmation that the life we long for is hidden in the life we have.
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