n this episode, Casey reflects on the sacred call to hospitality found at the heart of the Christian tradition. Drawing from scripture, lived experience, and Celtic spiritual wisdom, this meditation explores what it means to welcome the stranger—not only as a moral duty, but as a sacred encounter with the divine. From the fire at the center of the village to the spark of God within every person, this episode invites listeners into a deeper, more compassionate way of seeing God in one another.

In this episode, Casey reflects on the question many of us carry in times of struggle: Where is God? Drawing from Christian faith, Celtic and Druid wisdom, and sacred teachings across traditions, this homily explores divine presence not as a substitute for human action, but as a companion to it. Through the imagery of seeds, soil, and slow growth, listeners are invited to consider how prayer, responsibility, and embodied love work together—and how God often moves with us when we find the courage to move first.

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The Beginning of a Hearth-Lit RitualThis is the start of a meaningful and hearth-lit ritual—agathering centered on a weekly word spoken aloud. In the opening episode, Rev. Casey Das introduces listeners to Awen & Amen: Hearthfire Christianity.This special space is where Awen, representing holy breath and inspiration,comes together with Amen, which signifies trust, surrender, and a heartfelt“yes.”

The podcast is intentionally not about performance orpretense. Instead, it serves as a simple, authentic offering of Spirit-ledmessages. These messages are thoughtfully presented at the intersection ofCeltic-rooted wisdom and Christ-centered contemplation. The invitation is opento everyone, encouraging all to come just as they are.