All of us have gone through “crap” in life, but not all of us think of that experience as fertilizer with the nutrients necessary for the seeds of new life.
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Today, I talk about the 5 things that precipitate rebirth in the heart. It’s the realm of renewal, revival, and awakening. It goes by many names, of course. Have you encountered some form of it in your own life?
Is this a time of testing in your life? That’s what the topic is about in this lesson today.
Welcome to Soul School, a weekly Wednesday installment for you. AND this time spread the word! The VIDEO class and worksheet, normally for Varsity Club members ONLY (people who sponsor the show on a monthly basis), is free and available to anyone, this week! Whooot.
SO-after you listen to the podcast, check it out: the video lesson that follows is here. Enjoy and share it if you know someone who’s going through a tough time of testing.
Thanks for listening to Soul School which comes out each Wednesday. Be sure to listen on Friday for the weekly guest episode too. This week (2/19/16), it’s the amazing Bruce Van Horn!
Today’s episode is about the lesser-known themes of Lent.
LENT means Springtime. In much of the Northern Hemisphere of the world during this season spring has NOT sprung,but it has started underground. This is a metaphor for our interior lives at times too, isn’t it?
When everything seems barren, rebirth can be right there underground.
Millions of people around the world focus on this nature of the human experience. The new life that comes after a time of dormancy and expectancy in the 40 days before Easter is celebrated each year. See how the themes can benefit you as you consider them personally, even if you don’t follow the liturgical calendar.
Want to encounter this season more deeply and transformationally than ever this year?
I’ve been work at work to make that possible.
This lesson comes with a lot of extras! I made a great video lesson, I’ve included some fantastic resource links (including my favorite audio devotional link I’m using this year), and I made a companion worksheet to enhance the lesson that YOU WILL LOVE.
Thanks for coming by to listen to Soul School today. You can scroll down to the “Click to Listen” button below.
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It’s like going from a bite of cake to a whole slice.
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There is extra material for THIS LESSON! A short video and a worksheet:
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On Friday, stop back for the next episode release of the week–a conversation with a special guest!
This time writer and award-winning journalist, Erika Hayasaki on the fascinating rise of “Death Salons” and the increasingly popular classes in Universities across the United States related to death.These trends reflect a cultural shift of people trying to get better acquainted with their own mortality and ease the anxieties that come with being so separated from terminal illness, end-of-life, dying, burial, and grief processes common in modern times and affluent cultures.
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