
Ep. 80 - From Grief to Grace: Embracing the Shema in Everyday Life
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In this episode, Rachel Kushner opens up about her journey through grief and gratitude. Rachel introduces the Shema, a foundational prayer in Jewish life. She unpacks its meaning, its call to love God with all your heart, soul, and strength, and how Jesus brought that to life. Rachel also shares easy, meaningful ways families can live out the Shema daily. This episode is part deep faith, part practical tips, and part "why is there a scroll on my doorframe?"
Takeaways
- Grief can sneak up on you, even when you think you're doing fine.
- The Shema is a powerful declaration of faith and devotion to God.
- Jesus quoted the Shema and showed us how to live it out.
- Living the Shema can be simple, not just spiritual.
- A mezuzah isn’t just decoration. It's a daily nudge that God is present.
- A doorpost blessing helps families remember what matters most.
- The Shema calls us to live with full-hearted devotion.
- Jesus fulfilled the Shema by loving God and loving people well.
- Daily rhythms shaped by the Shema can transform a home.
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