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The Joy of Advent with Ben Carruthers
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Ever found yourself stuck at the DMV, feeling the seconds tick by with no sign of joy? Let's explore the often overlooked connection between waiting and joy, especially during the Advent season. Sharing personal stories, from the mundane frustration of traffic jams to the deeply emotional anticipation of a child's birth, we navigate the human struggle to find joy in life's pauses. UC Davis behavioral psychologist Alyssa Lerjwood joins us to shed light on our natural inclination towards negativity, even amidst positive outcomes. Together, we'll reflect on what truly brings us joy and identify the hidden culprits stealing it away as we face life's waiting periods.
We also journey into the Gospel of John's depiction of joy—"hara"—as an unshakeable force rooted in God's promises rather than fleeting happiness. Discover how this profound joy can transcend life's wilderness moments, offering solace and strength. With touching anecdotes, like a child's heartbreak over a lost Play-Doh, we'll explore the transformative power of acknowledging emotions and offering comfort. As the Advent season unfolds, we challenge ourselves to become true bringers of joy and truth, being present in both our own and others' moments of sorrow and anticipation. Embrace the spirit of "hara" with us, and learn how to share this gift of joy with the world around you.
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Capítulos
1. The Gift of Joy in Waiting (00:00:00)
2. Finding Joy in God's Promises (00:14:09)
3. Bringers of Joy and Truth (00:21:52)
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