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Hosted by God Space Community; Sisters of Divine Providence of Kentucky · EN · 233 episodes
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Discover the Providence Podcast—weekly spiritual reflections that deepen your faith, inspire your daily life, and connect you with a welcoming spiritual community. Explore Scripture, grow spiritually, and find belonging with God Space, a ministry of the Sisters of Divine Providence of Kentucky. Come as you are—you belong here. Connect at GodSpaceCommunity.com and find the Providence Podcast wherever you get podcasts!
God Space Community; Sisters of Divine Providence of Kentucky hosts The Providence Podcast, a religion show with 233 episodes published.
The women who came to Jesus' tomb were fearful, yet overjoyed —and they went anyway. In this Summer Sabbath episode of the Providence Podcast, we reflect on Matthew's Resurrection account and the courageous love of the f
Are you afraid of making the wrong decision? Wondering how to discern God's will when you're facing two good choices? This Christian reflection explores discernment, trusting God, and finding peace in life's difficult de
What if your life is planting seeds you'll never fully see grow?In this Summer Sabbath Series episode of the Providence Podcast, we share a reflection from Sr. Mary Carol Henggeler, CDP, one of the Sisters of Divine Prov
Sometimes following God doesn't feel peaceful or certain. Sometimes it feels like taking the next step without knowing where the road will lead. In this Summer Sabbath episode, revisit a contemplative conversation with t
Jesus calls us the salt of the earth and the light of the world—but what if you've never quite believed those words were meant for you? In this Summer Sabbath Series episode, we revisit Matthew 5:13–16 and reflect on wha
We have some new content for you! In this episode of the Providence Podcast, Sister Leslie is joined by two younger Providence Associates to reflect on a challenging Gospel passage from Matthew. Jesus' words about being
Summer gives us a chance to slow down and listen again. In this Summer Sabbath Series episode, we revisit a reflection on Isaiah's surprising claim that being God's servant is "too little." Together, we'll explore what i
As part of our Summer Sabbath Series, we're revisiting a conversation that asks a timeless question: What are you truly hungry for? Originally recorded during Lent, this reflection explores spiritual hunger, simplicity,
As we move into summer, we’re revisiting a few conversations from this past year that still feel especially meaningful. This is our Summer Sabbath Series—a space to return to what matters, to breathe a little, and to lis
What does it mean to follow a God who accompanies rather than condemns? In this Trinity Sunday reflection, we explore one of the Gospel’s most familiar passages — “For God so loved the world…” — and wrestle with the tens
In this Pentecost conversation from the Providence Podcast, Leslie and Sister Alice reflect on fear, courage, peace, and the presence of the Holy Spirit in our everyday lives. Together they explore what it means to “walk
The Feast of the Ascension can feel like a story of goodbye — Jesus disappearing into the clouds while the disciples stand staring into the sky. But maybe the Ascension is really a story about transition. In this episode
What is the reason for your hope—especially when life feels uncertain, heavy, or just plain hard?In this episode, we explore the difference between optimism and true hope. Drawing from Catholic teaching, lived experience
Feeling like you don’t belong? This Gospel reflection on John 14 reminds us: in God, there is room for you.In this Christian podcast episode, we reflect on Jesus’ words: “In my Father’s house there are many dwelling plac
Are there shortcuts to the spiritual life—or are we all just hoping for an easier way? In a world full of “life hacks” and quick fixes, it’s tempting to think we can speed up our journey of faith. But what if real spirit
Have you ever felt close to God one day… and distant the next? Why does your heart sometimes burn with faith—and other times feel slow, distracted, or numb? In this reflection on the Road to Emmaus, we explore what it me
On this Second Sunday of Easter, we'll reflect on Doubting Thomas and discover how we can have doubt and faith at the same time. Our honest meditation will explore how uncertainty, anxiety, and questioning can become ope
In this Easter podcast episode, we reflect on the Resurrection account from Matthew’s Gospel, focusing on the women at the tomb who were “fearful, yet overjoyed.” What does it mean to trust God and move forward in love,
A Holy Week reflection on Jesus’ cry from the cross and the power of lament. As we enter the Passion, we’re invited to bring our whole selves before God—raw, honest, and real—trusting that even in suffering, God is near.
You don’t have to avoid your grief to have faith. God meets you in it. Lent invites us to face what we often try to avoid—grief, loss, and uncertainty. In the Gospel story of the raising of Lazarus, we see that even thos
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The Providence Podcast is hosted by God Space Community; Sisters of Divine Providence of Kentucky. The show is categorised under religion (spirituality) and has published 233 episodes.
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