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Speak Up!
LIVING AS APPRENTICES We talk a lot about the value of silence and solitude in spiritual formation circles. Time spent apart and being quiet is valuable because it connects us to God and God’s Kingdom and fuels our action. However, … Continue reading
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I’m just sayin’
I’M JUST SAYIN’ I have a friend who is fond of ending a story about the ironies and disconnects of life with a delightful throw-away line: “I’m just sayin!’” Life in 2013 is filled with so many stories that deserve that … Continue reading
Perspective
Living as Apprentices The following word from Letty M. Russell is so convicting it forced me into a time of self-examination, a prayer of examen. First the quote, then the prayer. “Whatever else the true preaching of the word would need … Continue reading
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Living as Apprentices 