128: Spiritual Practices for the Weary
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Becky McCoy knows a thing or two about being weary. Her story winds through years of striving, widowhood, long Covid, depression, and single parenting. In the midst of seasons of real suffering, she longed to connect more deeply with God. Yet so many books on spiritual practices told her to do more or try harder or just make time.
What if there was a better way?
McCoy turned to the ancient rhythms of the church to find grace and connection in seasons of her own upheaval. If you, like me, resonate with longing for a faith that is about being with rather than doing for, you will love her new book, In the Company of the Weary.
Becky and I talked about everything from the hope we’ve encountered in understanding the gentleness of Jesus, birdwatching during the pandemic, puffins (PUFFINS!), and the grace of paying attention.
Plus, some rad spiritual practices I’d never really explored before. (Visio divina? Rule of life? Tell me more!)
McCoy is a kind, wise guide and I can’t wait to share this conversation with you today.
What about you—do you have a favorite spiritual practice? I’d love to hear about it!
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