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Try experiencing God – Christian Mysticism 101 for Protestants I’m not here to talk about the problems of the world we all live and love in, but to share a little of what I’ve learned over the last decade of formation and transformation. I’d like to talk about being, not doing. I’d like to share…
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We spend much of life in between—between certainty and clarity, endings and beginnings. What if those spaces are not empty, but sacred? Liminal space for rent.Inquire within. It sounds like a joke. But most of us are already living there. Between what wasand what is not yet. Between certaintyand clarity. Between the life we knewand…
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Doing Must Flow from Being
Lasting transformation does not begin with action, but with being. When we are grounded, our actions become clearer and more meaningful. Most of us are trained to act first. Solve the problem.Make the decision.Move forward. But wisdom begins somewhere else. Being. Before action.Before strategy.Before execution. Because when doing is disconnected from being, it becomes reactive….
The One Who Simply Is
Before doctrines, denominations, arguments, and systems… there is mystery. At the center of reality is not chaos.Not emptiness.Not violence.But Being itself. When Moses encounters God in the burning bush and asks for a name, the answer is strangely simple: “I AM.” Not I was.Not I will become.Not I compete.Not I prove. Simply: I AM. The…
