A Faithful Pursuit with Kat Harris | Ep. 82 - a podcast by Emma Koch
from 2021-04-14T03:56:40
Kat Harris joins me to embrace the topic of dating. She sheds light on our cultural moment and how we can humbly approach relationships. She urges us not to view potential suitors through self-righteous eyes, but to pursue the image-bearer before us- whether that ends in a romantic relationship or a friendship!
A little bit about the guest:
From Bible major to editorial photographer to educator to host of The Refined Collective Podcast, and now author, Kat Harris never shied away from doing things her way. Through her online platform, The Refined Woman, her vision is to be a voice of truth and hope while equipping women to walk in wholeness, worthiness, and freedom. She fiercely loves her big Texas family, and is indebted to her faithful community scattered all over the world. She believes in the power of story, and that every opportunity is an opportunity for growth if we choose it to be. She currently lives in Austin, Texas.
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Resources:
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Noteworthy quotes:
“Be willing to get to know people. Be curious about their heart.” 26:43
Questions for consideration:
- What fears do you have surrounding dating? In what ways is it hard to simply get to know the image bearer in front of you?
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