#33 - God Exists in the Space Between Us
EPISODE #33
What does it mean to believe in something you can’t define?
In this conversation, a caller shares how living with chronic illness has shaped not only his awareness of mortality but also his sense of wonder. For him, faith isn’t about doctrine or destination — it’s about connection. He talks about gratitude as a daily practice, the quiet magic of The Velveteen Rabbit, and the strange calm that came during a near-fatal car crash when he thought, “Here I come, God.”
Together, we explore how imagination can become a form of spirituality, how awareness of death can deepen our love of life, and how divinity might simply exist in the space between people — in the effort to truly see and understand one another. It’s a conversation about illness, faith, and what it means to stay open to life’s mystery, even when nothing feels certain.
Book Recommendations: A Tale of Two Cities by Charles Dickens; The Velveteen Rabbit by Margery Williams
If you’d like to watch this conversation instead of just listening, you can find the video version on YouTube.
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