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This week on The Lost Sheep Podcast, we wrestle with the question:

What are we really seeking?

Inspired by Rumi's famous quote, “What you seek is seeking you,” we explore the role of desire in our lives and in our relationship with God. Are our desires something we should follow, something we should suppress, or something we need to learn how to discern? We talk about the difference between good desires and disordered desires, how God can work through the deepest longings of our hearts, and what it means to allow Him to lead us toward what we're truly made for.

Our Shepherd of the Week is Zack Zvosecz, and for this week's Practical Prayer Practice, we're challenging you to spend time discerning your desires—bringing the things you want most before God and asking Him what those desires might be revealing about your vocation, your relationships, and your life with Him.

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Sometimes the things that disturb us are the very things that can change us. This week we dive into Banksy's famous quote about art and ask what happens when beauty, truth, and creativity challenge our comfort. We explore why Christians shouldn't be afraid of art that makes us uncomfortable—and how God can use those moments of disruption to reveal something we need to see. We also look at the Prophet Amos, a Shepherd who certainly wasn't afraid to disturb the comfortable, and introduce a Practical Prayer Practice that invites you to encounter God through a piece of art.

Transformation doesn't begin with our actions—it begins with our minds. This week we discuss how our thoughts shape our lives and why the Christian journey starts with allowing God to renew the way we think. Inspired by Earl Nightingale's famous quote, we explore the power of attention, the formation of virtue, and practical ways to keep Christ at the center of our minds. Plus, a Practical Prayer Practice designed to help listeners become more intentional with their thoughts throughout the week.