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The BEMA Podcast

355: Sabbath Practice — Discipline

The BEMA Podcast

BEMA Discipleship

Hermeneutics, Religion & Spirituality, Scripture, Jewish Context, Biblical, Judaism, Bible, Christianity

4.83.8K Ratings

🗓️ 31 August 2023

⏱️ 48 minutes

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0:00.0

This is the Baimel Podcast with Marty Solman. I'm his co-host, Brent Billings. Today, we explore Marty's

0:12.1

spiritual practices and see what has changed or evolved for him over the last seven years since we

0:18.7

first talked about this. Yeah, we talked about this back in episode 24, Brent Billings. That was a

0:24.1

long time ago. I'm stretching it just slightly to say seven years, but I feel justified.

0:30.6

Well, I mean, because it's not like you developed it for that episode. Really?

0:34.6

It certainly did. It's probably a lot more than seven years. Yeah, I mean, your intro even says,

0:39.2

like, what's changed or evolved? And my answer to that just right off the bat is not much. I mean,

0:44.8

I have done. Okay, well, thanks for joining us on the Baimel Podcast. That's so great. Yeah,

0:53.2

no, I have not. I've been doing the same thing since 2008 for the most part, like, look,

0:59.1

all maybe tweaks or nuances. I might change the order based on what's happening with my life or

1:04.8

where my children are at and how their school routine and the morning impacts my own or like,

1:10.8

I might have made some little changes, but the things I do and the way that I do them

1:16.8

have not changed since 2008. And that's part of what I love about spiritual practice. And I

1:22.0

wouldn't say this has to be true for everybody else, but what I love about spiritual practice is

1:28.2

the rhythm. What was the word that Josh and I will use at the end of session six,

1:32.3

Tommy, the not tell me, but Tommy, T-A-M-I-D, the sense of rhythm and continuous continually,

1:41.2

continually, continually. I'm an anxious person. And in large ways, and I don't mean this in a

1:49.2

flippant way at all. Like, I really believe that if I didn't have some of these things in my life,

1:53.5

I would, I would very easily probably be probably medicated for my anxiety. I'm an anxious person.

1:59.7

It's a, it's a reality in my life. And part of a certain kind of spiritual medication. And I

2:06.6

don't say that because that's how you're supposed to deal with it. No, no, no, no. I'm not against

2:11.5

any of that stuff. I'm not against good therapy. I'm not against medication. Those are all warranted

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