Learn More
555-555-5555
mymail@mailservice.com
The Making of David Chronicles: Film Encounter
With Jason Hildebrand and Krystle Moillet
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON APPLE PODCASTS
CLICK HERE TO LISTEN ON SPOTIFY
Welcome to our new podcast episode, where we dive deep into the exciting world of film production! In this conversation, I hand over the microphones to Krystle Moillet and Jason Hildebrand who share fascinating insights about their upcoming film, David Chronicles: Film Encounter. Set to begin filming in Scotland come August 2023, join us as we uncover the inspiration behind this remarkable project and the captivating journey that awaits. Get ready for an engaging exploration of creativity, storytelling, and the magic of cinema. Let's step behind the scenes and discover the wonders that lie ahead!
To support the film on Kickstarter -
CLICK HERE
As I venture out this morning, I'm thinking about the Mary Oliver poem, wild Geese, where she says, “You do not have to be good. You do not have to walk on your knees for a hundred miles through the desert repenting. You only have to let the soft animal of your body love what it loves.
I just want to bow 🙇♂️ in gratitude (also laugh because there’s a 🙇 bowing emoji)
For a period in my life I used to go to a particular place in a park not far from my house to meditate and pray. It was the beginning of a practice that I continue to practice to this very day, although this post is about a time when I took a break.
Our guest today is author Eric Janzen. Eric is probably best known for his high fantasy fiction books. He's written a trilogy called The Dreamtrekker Journals Trilogy, and more recently released a new series entitled The Essence Tales. In Eric's bio, he says he will continue writing until he can't anymore.
Our daughter Jess gifted me with a poem today. She says... Wrapping up my last few days on the coast for now… it’s been so amazing to get so much “normal” time with my family, and one of my favorite things is morning walks with dad. His practice of noticing and of being quiet enough in spirit to notice the minute details is always a gift.
Our new little bundle of joy - August (Gus) Matthew Toews - has reminded us all how powerful and incredible love is.
I am contemplating emptiness this morning which I know sends cautionary shivers down the spines of some Christians. I was warned about this by a "well-meaning" Christian on the weekend when I used the word emptiness at a retreat I was co-leading.
snowy days (meditation) Hints of Gladness
Are sounds like this (birdsong, babbling brooks) meant to touch our souls? I think they are.
My existential question for the morning is, how do I practice healthy spirituality?