igniting your passion for God [an interview with @mafeinberg]
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Here’s that word again. Community. We’ve recently talked about interpreting the Bible in community, and now we’re talking about praying in community. There seems to be something about doing things with other people that increases it’s impact. Can we pray and talk to God by ourselves? Absolutely! Have you prayed with a group of friends [...]
why we need to hear God’s voice [an interview with @mafeinberg]
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What do you do when you hear God’s voice telling you to do something? Do you shrug it off? Do you pray more to ask for clarification? Or are you quick to respond and follow His guidance? In this part of the interview, Margaret Feinberg deals with the idea of what it means for us [...]
on listening to God’s voice [an interview with @mafeinberg]
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There’s so much noise in the world today that it can be difficult to remember what silence sounds like. And with all of this noise, it can also be difficult to clearly hear God’s voice. Here’s the best example that I can think of to illustrate what I think ‘the noise’ looks like… I’m on [...]
how God speaks to people [an interview with @mafeinberg]
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Have you ever heard the voice of God? You know, like the Charlton Heston or James Earl Jones audible voice giving you the clear direction that you’re looking for? I don’t think that I have, but I’m pretty sure that God has communicated with me in other ways. Mostly through reading the Bible, sometimes through [...]
why ‘hungry for God’? [an interview with @mafeinberg]
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I recently had the pleasure of catching up with Author/Speaker Margaret Feinberg about her new book, Hungry for God: Hearing god’s voice in the ordinary and the everyday. She’s been one of my favorite authors for a long time. And if you’re familiar with her writing, then you probably understand why. The book deals with questions like, “how [...]
[scouting the divine] project wordle
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Wordle (visual representation) from the complete text of the group blogging project on Margaret Feinberg’s Scouting the Divine. FOLLOW THE PROJECT | BUY THE BOOK
[scouting the divine] closing thoughts
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Thank you for the beautiful weeks of blogging and joining in on the journey of Scouting the Divine: My Search for God in Wine, Wool, and Wild Honey. When I think back about my time, one of the most meaningful spiritual lessons about God as shepherd actually came from watching some geese in an [...]
group blogging project: scouting the divine
Perspective. When studying the Bible this is probably one of the most important things that the reader should consider. And that’s what Margaret Feinberg offers in her latest book, scouting the divine: my search for God in wine, wool, and wild honey. In this book, Feinberg seeks to better understand the message of the Bible [...]
