Today my guest on the podcast is Hannah Anderson. Hannah is a wife, a mom, and the author of several books, including Humble Roots, which is one of my favorite books and one I have re-read, and I don’t usually re-read books. Hannah has a new book out called All That’s Good: Recovering the Lost Art of Discernment, so I invited her on the show today to help us apply discernment to our relationships. Sometimes the messier parts of friendship aren’t black and white and we need help thinking through what to do when there is distance in a friendship, how to have wise conflict, and how to, as the Bible says “faithfully wound a friend” when it’s necessary. Hannah is going to help us with these things today, as well as how to think about loneliness, and why she says if we’re doing relationships correctly, it often involves heartbreak.
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All That's Good // Humble Roots // Made for More
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