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Renovaré WeeklyApril 3, 2020 Awakening and Lament Holy Week is upon us, and never more have we needed a God who is intimately acquainted with human suffering.Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyJuly 26, 2019 Awareness and Attentiveness Abide is defined in one dictionary as "to continue to be present." In other words, abiding is about awareness and attentiveness.Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyJune 28, 2019 Stepping in the River When seasons change, you wonder if things will ever be the way they used to be. They won't, of course. One never steps in the same river twice. But thankfully the new river can be as refreshing as…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyFebruary 1, 2019 The Present Moment When it comes to the spiritual life there is no shortage of resources. Kings and scribes of old would marvel at the treasures of knowledge now at our fingertips. Each week this digest contains a few…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyMarch 23, 2018 Savoring God + Richard Foster on Dallas Willard Balance is a core value for Renovaré. It's vital, for example, to engage with God both in the analytical and in the intuitive realm. This month we focus on meditation, a more intuitive practice.…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyDecember 5, 2025 Creative Meaning We are made for meaning. And the God-given meaning of our lives is realized through what we experience and what we create. That's why creative practice is a vital component of spiritual formation.
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Renovaré WeeklyAugust 25, 2023 Awakening Effect A great book can have a similar awakening effect. It can settle the anxious soul and unsettle the complacent one. It can open a fresh perspective and loose a tongue-tied heart. It can ignite a fire…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyFebruary 25, 2022 “Words matter more than we imagine.” McEntyre believes words are more than just delivery boxes for ideas; the words themselves can be the idea. This means that when an older word like prudent or noble “falls into disuse, the experience…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklySeptember 20, 2019 Redeemed Pain And then, if healing delays, we choose to be present without platitudes or presumption to those who are in pain, as Richard Foster encourages. And though these words are probably best unspoken to the…Explore
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articleLoving Those We Don’t Like In an excerpt from her autobiography, Thérèse of Lisieux tells about the small acts of kindness that helped her learn to get along with a particularly annoying nun in her fellowship. Little but…
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articleBeing Christian in a Pluralistic Society In this vintage yet timely piece, Dallas Willard reflects upon the challenges and benefits of pluralism, and how Christians are positioned “to show the true excellence of the Way of Christ.”
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articleGetting Along in Community "A holy nun of our community annoyed me in all that she did"... Thérèse of Lisieux tells how God taught her to embrace a challenging woman in the fellowship.
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