By: Tommy Altman
The best way to articulate the “fear” I am speaking of is just the whole “stepping into the unknown” part of it for me. For me big growth steps towards God have frequently been things I thought were...
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Hi Melissa, thanks for sharing your story about delivering food to the homeless shelter. I’d like to share my thought process as I read your comment, mainly because it led me to an interesting thought:...
View ArticleBy: Benjamin Ady
Tommy, I love your phrase “step into the fear”. Thank you. It reminds me of the Bene Gesserit Litany Against Fear from Frank Herbert’s Dune books, which I find matches up somewhat with my own ideal...
View ArticleBy: Melissa
Hi Craig, I agree it sounds kind of generic when you mention ‘homeless shelter’. That’s why I like discussions like this because it opens the door to go a little deeper. When I first heard Vince talk...
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Hi Melissa! I love how your stories (and the stories shared on movement77) are simple and doable and how they are often prompted in the moment and not so programatic. Rock on!
View ArticleBy: Sara
When I heard Vince talking about the verse where the followers were afraid, the very first thing that came to my mind was something Mr. Beaver said in The Chronicles of Narnia. “‘Safe?’ said Mr....
View ArticleBy: Benjamin Ady
Sara, that is one of the most brillig quotes from the Narnia books. Thank you for reminding us of it =).
View ArticleBy: Clint Kempster
guess i’m different, i totally agree with the adventure and fear thing, and maybe it’s semantics.. but this “following thing”.. imitating, mimicing.. and that it has to be in this obviously religious...
View ArticleBy: Clint Kempster
hey dude, at first i thought of like a bowel movement.. nice idea… so.. you’re like trying to appeal to the ones that need scrip justification with the verses or something.. like it’s divinely...
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