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019 - Lost In Transition with Beau Owens
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In this week's episode, I talk to Beau Owen, a ministry worker at a Young Life camp. He shares his love for the outdoors and how it intersects with his faith. He discusses the importance of earning the right to be heard and building relationships with others. Beau also talks about his experiences in fly fishing, skiing, and trail running, and how these activities connect him with God. He suggests setting goals, doing research, and seeking out resources and communities that align with your interests. Beau shares his journey of going through a season of lack of direction and finding his purpose in ministry and the outdoors. He discusses the challenges of being a new believer and the importance of seeking mentorship and having grace for oneself. Beau also addresses the separation between Christianity and the outdoor industry and encourages Christians to bring their faith into that space. His advice for those in a season of lack of direction is to trust in God's timing and take a leap of faith.
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