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Just as the natural world undergoes the cyclical pattern of seasons, our spiritual journeys also experience periods of growth, change, and reflection. Drawing a parallel between the two, we can identify four distinct phases in spiritual formation:
*Winter: Rest and Rejuvenation
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After a season of hustle and bustle, festivity, and overwhelm, why not make time for you and God? Start the year off by committing to care for yourself and deepen your relationship with God.
Here are 10 impressive motives to join our upcoming Contemplative Living Retreat (CLR) cohort.
Motive #1…….
The holiday season is often portrayed as a time of joy and togetherness, but for many, it can be difficult and stressful. This is especially true for those who are grieving, have outrageous family dynamics, or are dealing with a lot of stress.
Contemplative Living Retreats offer a life-changing experience for spiritual transformation. By providing a space for prayer, reflection, and the practice of spiritual disciplines with others, these retreats can help individuals gain greater self-awareness and create a deep, genuine, personal, full, and sustainable life with Him. As Sarah's case demonstrates, the positive effects of contemplative living retreats can extend far beyond the retreat itself, leading to a maturing depth in your walk with God.
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We live so much out of our souls that we often become detached from our spirit and bodies. Using our senses helps us live in the present moment. That’s important because that’s all we have….right now
By awakening our whole self, we get to experience more of God. Let’s briefly explore what it means to be awake……
Anxiety is a common human emotion, and so is fear. But they are very different from one another. Fear is a response to a life-or-death threat. Anxiety is a response to an internal threat to self. Let me explain.
When there is a threat to our life, like a car accident or someone pointing a gun at us, we have an automatic response; we fight them off, get the heck out of there, or freeze (become immobile.) This is fear.
Anxiety, on the other hand, is a mixture of internal responses to life. It’s related to how…..
My recent journey back Home is a spiritual one. It is a journey of self-discovery, healing, and transformation. It is a journey that led me back to my true self and deepened my relationship with the Triune God.
This desire was God’s invitation to me to embark on a journey back Home. Home is me. Home is God. Home is the union of both.
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