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Life as a Laboratory What spiritual experiment might you try in 2023?Webinar ReplayIn this webinar, guided by your participant questions, host Carolyn Arends will talk with Richard and Nathan Foster to explore topics like: Is choosing a spiritual discipline or virtue to experiment with a good idea for everyone? How might I choose…
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articleOne Torch Lights Another The Spiritual Formation of Evelyn Underhill Robyn Wrigley-Carr traces the influence of Baron Friedrich von Hügel in the life of 20th century author and retreat guide, Evelyn Underhill.
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episodeRobyn Wrigley-Carr — Evelyn Underhill’s Spiritual Formation Robyn Wrigley-Carr returns to the Renovaré Podcast to talk with Nate about Evelyn Underhill—the 20th century author, spiritual director and retreat leader—and about Baron Friedrich Von Hügel, whose…
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articleStory as a Vehicle for Transformation Kristy Lahoda invites us to enter the "imaginary storyworld" of fiction with our eyes and ears open to God's invitations.
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Renovaré WeeklyNovember 4, 2022 Reconstructing Faith “Deconstructing” is a term that usually applies to a narrow niche: American evangelicals who are re-examining their childhood beliefs. But “reconstructing” is a process most Christians must undergo…Explore
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articleNow is the Dwelling Place of God Himself Thomas Kelly describes glorious plateaus of communion and perspective when we become aware of the immediacy of God’s presence beyond the framework of time.
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Renovaré WeeklySeptember 23, 2022 Deep Cuts One guard against this shadow side is to read books by followers of Jesus outside the circles we naturally gravitate toward. We need old books alongside the new, books by women and men, books by…Explore
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articleMovements Produced in the Soul The Spiritual Exercises of St. Ignatius Ignatius of Loyola explains the terms “consolation” and “desolation” and counsels the reader on how to look beneath the surface of thoughts and feelings to discern the source.
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Renovaré WeeklySeptember 2, 2022 “I don’t know what I think until I read what I say.” And, to quote the tagline of Nathan Foster’s favorite pocket notebooks, "I'm not writing it down to remember it later, I'm writing it down to remember it now."Explore
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articleWhat I Learned About Expressing My Desires to God In Three Conversations with Dallas Willard Our heart's desires—when shaped by the Spirit—lead us into the life that God wants to give us.
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articleThe Rich Mullins Book Bootcamp Carolyn Arends welcomes us to a new year of the Renovaré book club by reflecting on her friendship with Rich Mullins, who turned his favorite books into a rite of passage for his touring companions.
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articleFellowship with Other Believers "Isn’t it wonderful that we can have fellowship across all dividing lines?" Richella Parham writes about the joy of learning from one another as we honor the strengths of different Christian…
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