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S3E12: Reclaiming Faith: The Beliefs We Inherit and The Ones We Build

S3E12: Reclaiming Faith: The Beliefs We Inherit and The Ones We Build

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 What happens when your learned faith no longer reflects the person you’re becoming? In this episode of The First Gems, we explore our personal relationships with faith, childhood experiences, and how our cultural background has influenced our spiritual journeys. Whether you're rooted in tradition or rebuilding your faith, this conversation holds space for wherever you are on your journey. Tune in as we unpack how our spiritual practices have shifted from inherited beliefs to intentional choices. Chapters 00:00 Exploring Faith and Spirituality 05:17 The Evolution of Faith from Childhood to Adulthood 10:22 Questioning Faith and Spiritual Practices 15:58 Cultural Influences on Faith Experiences 22:46 Comparing Different Church Experiences 25:50 Mindful Spiritual Guidance 26:50 Navigating Religious Transitions 27:49 Embracing Interfaith Dynamics 31:00 Virtual Worship and Non-Traditional Practices 33:43 Personal Spiritual Practices 41:20 Redefining Spiritual Journeys 45:29 Sharing Testimonies and Gratitude Takeaways Faith is a personal choice that evolves over time. Childhood experiences shape our understanding of spirituality. Questioning is a natural part of spiritual growth. Non-traditional practices can enhance one's spiritual journey. Community support is vital in navigating faith. Find what resonates with your soul. Your faith journey is unique and should be embraced as such. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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