Tim’s co-host this week isn’t Nick, Joy or Anna — it’s his 11-year-old son, Elliot. Together they look back on a year of Homegrown Faith — exploring gratitude, Sabbath, activism and creativity, and finding that faith often grows in the most ordinary places.

A visual summary from our conversation with Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad, exploring love, steadfastness (sumud), and Christ consciousness under occupation. https://t.co/eYox4XXslH for the full conversation with Sami.

“Love your enemy” sounds impossible — until you hear it from someone living under occupation. Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad joins Nomad to explore awakening, nonviolence, and Christ consciousness in the midst of war.

New on Nomad. Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad has lived his whole life under occupation. Instead of retreating into hatred or certainty, he’s chosen a path of compassion, healing, and what he calls Christ consciousness.

Palestinian peace activist Sami Awad on what it means to awaken to Christ consciousness under occupation. A conversation about love in the face of violence, faith beyond institutions, and staying open when everything pushes you to close. Uploading Monday.

This month we’re sharing Sarah Adele’s story on the Nomad Therapy Network. When her faith unraveled, she found herself “looking out over a landscape of ruins.” Now she helps others navigate that same terrain. https://t.co/gYRSE6rPC2

I sometimes ask Nomad guests to share a photo of some of the books that shaped them. Since Elliot recently joined me on the podcast, it felt only fair that he got to share his own stack. Here’s a glimpse into some of the stories and worlds that have fired his imagination lately.

Elliot’s memory of one Sunday sums up my approach to church perfectly: https://t.co/eYox4XXslH for the full conversation with Elliot and Tim Nash.

Pocket Nomad (our podcast app) closes tomorrow (31 Oct). If you’ve been listening there, thank you, it’s been a lovely home for our community. The closure wasn’t our choice but we hope you’ll stay with us. To keep getting episodes, follow “Nomad Podcast” in your usual podcast app

Every so often, Elliot drops a line that perfectly sums me up… https://t.co/eYox4XWUw9 for the full conversation with Elliot and Tim Nash

Many in the Nomad community have discovered that healing begins with being heard. Each month we highlight a therapist who understands that journey, who creates space for self-compassion and new beginnings. Meet our latest featured therapist... https://t.co/gYRSE6rPC2

Elliot Nash (age 11) on prayer... https://t.co/eYox4XWUw9 for the full conversation.

In the new Nomad Podcast episode, Tim and his 11-year-old son Elliot look back on a year of experimenting with spiritual practices — from activism and art to bird song and pilgrimage.

The Nomad Therapy Network connects you with therapists who understand what it’s like to question, unravel and re-imagine faith. Whether you’re processing trauma, or just looking for someone who gets it, you’ll find compassionate, qualified support here. https://t.co/g2AYoqpXrd

https://t.co/eYox4XWUw9 for the full conversation with John Philip Newell

Could the wisdom we need come from traditions not our own https://t.co/eYox4XWUw9 for the full conversation with John Philip Newell.

Not all sacred paths run through temples. Some begin in the wild. https://t.co/eYox4XWUw9 for the full conversation with John Philip Newell.

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From pastor to pilgrim, from breakdown to belonging, our new Featured Therapist Phil Shepherd knows what it is to lose and to find home again. Phil offers a compassionate space for those walking their own uncertain road. Read his story on the Nomad Therapy Network:

We sit down with John Philip Newell to explore stepping away from institution, listening to the voice of the soul, and rediscovering the sacred in nature, relationship, and silence.