Episode 2 | A Leader’s Journey into Silence and Solitude

Do you sleep with your phone? You won’t believe who has your number! Ruth and Steve talk about the challenge of technology for leaders who desire to practice silence and solitude. They discuss the unique difficulties leaders face as they enter into solitude and silence. And you will hear more about Ruth’s own journey into solitude and silence. Are you ready to give more control to God? Listen to episode 2 in Season 1: Sacred Rhythms in the Life of the Leader.

 
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thank you for this, something that we as leaders struggle with and our kids even more so.

So enjoyed this second Summer podcast…. your visual examples are so helpful….

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