1KHO 917: Every Yes Is A No To Something Else | Christine Caine, Whom Shall I Fear?

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Hey friends, welcome back to the 1000 Hours Outside Podcast. If you're new here, I'm Ginny Yurich. I'm so glad you've joined us. Christine Caine is back with us today, and I absolutely love getting to talk with her. Christine is an author, speaker, and the founder of A21, a global organization working to combat human trafficking. She speaks to enormous audiences all over the world, and somehow when you see When you her sit down with, her, it still feels like you're sitting across the kitchen table from a friend. Her brand new devotional is called Whom Shall I Fear? And this conversation is about fear, but probably not in the way you might expect. We talk about why rest requires trust, learning to say no, what to do with prayers that don't get answered the way we hoped, and how quickly one thought can send us spiraling. And before we jump in, make sure you're following the podcast, because this week is a really fun one. We've got Christine today and then conversations about friendship, childhood independence, climbing some of the biggest mountains in the world, sailing around the world alone, and raising a family when life doesn't go the way you expected. Each day is completely different around here. I'm so grateful you're listening. Here's my conversation with Christine Caine.

My name is Ginny Yurich, and the founder of 1000 Hours Outside. And last time I got to talk to Christine Caine about trees, and it was a wonderful conversation. It was a wonderful book that you had written about mainly olive trees. It was like all these things that you could learn about the olive wood and how thick it is and all the different kinds of olives. And I loved it. And you're back. Welcome.

Christine Caine (4:30)

Come on, Ginny. I was so excited to be back, I gotta say. You are like my favorite podcaster. You're full of life.

Ginny Yurich (4:38)

You're so sweet.

I love the book. Some books really stick with you. They stick with you, the stories.