Show notes
In this episode we return to the simple, sacred practice of play. Through childhood memories, Scripture, and gentle reflection, we explore how play loosens what life has tightened, awakens creativity, strengthens connection, and restores the soul.Jesus’ invitation to “become like little children” opens a pathway back to wonder, trust, and delight — not as childishness, but as childlikeness. Play becomes a spiritualpractice, a doorway into healing, and a reminder that God created us not only for work, but for joy.RESOURCES REFERENCED IN TODAY’S EPISODE:Scripture References:John 10:10 (AMP). Nehemiah 8:10 (NIV). Psalm 139:14 (NIV). Mark 2:27 (NIV). Ecclesiastes 4:9 (NIV).Other Resources:As One BeingTaught – Encourage. Challenge. Replenish. https://asonebeingtaught.wordpress.comJosh Spurlock, Unlocking Joy and Well-Being: EmbracingPlay in the Modern Christian Life.REFLECTION QUESTIONS:What childhood memories of play still bring you joy?Where has adulthood tightened your spirit? What form of play feels life‑giving to you today? How might practicing play help you experience Jesus’ invitation to become like little children? What small act of play could you choose this week as a spiritual practice?