[scouting the divine] project wordle
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
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 [...]
[scouting the divine] part four: the vine
by Sean Wrench Jesus, Wine, Parties, Miracles …the excitement and irony of it all are simply amazing. I can’t put into words the anticipation I felt as I waited for ‘Scouting the Divine’ to appear in the mail. Something in my spirit told me that this book was really going to be incredible. I remember [...]
[scouting the divine] part three: the land of milk and honey
by Karen Spears Zacharias My father may have done more of the grocery shopping than I credit him for, but the only time I recall him bringing home the bacon was the night he also brought home a sack of bears. “Dave, what in the world is this?” Mama asked as she eyed a row [...]
[scouting the divine] part two: the harvest
by Laura Chase The 2nd portion of Scouting the Divine,centers on the theme of Harvesting. The story begins with Margaret Feinberg, and her husband Leif, spending a summer of Sunday afternoons feeding a group of young college-aged men, in their Alaskan home. Although unaware of it at the time, Margaret and Leif were going to [...]
[scouting the divine] part one: the good shepherd
by Don F Perkins It can be difficult to grasp the meaning of ancient stories written in a different culture, in another age, translated who knows how many times. Baptism, the washing of feet and many other concepts are just not part of our lives today. How do we relate to the bible? Margaret Feinberg’s [...]
[scouting the divine] introduction
She’s one of my favorite authors… And Margaret Feinberg is one of the best storytellers that I know today. Whether I am listening to her speak, or reading something that she has written, I am always captured by her ability to connect people to ideas. So when she wrote a book on one of my favorite [...]
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 [...]








