In this episode of The Listening Porch, we’re literally on a porch outside, surrounded by dogs barking, cars passing, and creation doing what it does. And in that setting, Ray shares one of the themes that has shaped his entire life: wonder.
We talk about the “mystery of Christ,” not as something we’re meant to comprehend, but something we’re invited to apprehend — to step into, experience, and walk with. Ray uses the image of walking through a forest to teach us how wonder reveals God in ways intellect never could.
We discuss:
Why the mysteries of God aren’t puzzles to solve
How wonder is the passageway into knowing Him
How pride and cynicism choke out our ability to see
Why grey areas are not failures, but invitations
How writing, walking, and watching creation awaken our spirits
And how to stay tender, curious, and childlike in a world that pushes us toward answers
If you’ve felt your wonder shrinking or if cynicism has taken root, this episode might be for you.
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