Comments for http://livingtheology.net Reflection. Relationship. Action. Thu, 05 Aug 2010 20:15:07 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.1 Comment on Honest Motherhood – Cracks Within by Liz http://livingtheology.net/?p=440&cpage=1#comment-15360 Liz Thu, 05 Aug 2010 20:15:07 +0000 http://livingtheology.net/?p=440#comment-15360 Awwwww... :) Thanks chica. Awwwww… :) Thanks chica.

]]> Comment on Honest Motherhood – Cracks Within by Meghan http://livingtheology.net/?p=440&cpage=1#comment-15359 Meghan Thu, 05 Aug 2010 18:00:47 +0000 http://livingtheology.net/?p=440#comment-15359 You write beautifully. Thanks for being such an amazing woman. You inspire me everyday. I love you Sister! You write beautifully. Thanks for being such an amazing woman. You inspire me everyday. I love you Sister!

]]> Comment on Understanding ‘Soul Care’ by Liz http://livingtheology.net/?p=444&cpage=1#comment-15353 Liz Wed, 04 Aug 2010 17:11:26 +0000 http://livingtheology.net/?p=444#comment-15353 I LOVE this visual and the exercise Melissa... :) good idea. I LOVE this visual and the exercise Melissa… :) good idea.

]]> Comment on Understanding ‘Soul Care’ by Melissa http://livingtheology.net/?p=444&cpage=1#comment-15352 Melissa Wed, 04 Aug 2010 14:52:43 +0000 http://livingtheology.net/?p=444#comment-15352 I really appreciate this post, Liz. We reflected on this very passage in my small group this spring (where we read and discussed the book "Breathe" by Keri Wyatt Kent) and practiced an exercise that helped us to envision what it meant to "remain" in God's vine. As a visual and crafty person it was really helpful to me: each person got a blank page and markers and drew a tree trunk labeled "God", then had free reign to draw branches outlining what activities occupy space in their lives right now, with twigs coming off the branches to detail more specifics (i.e. a branch labeled "Housekeeping" might have twigs saying, "Laundry", "Budget/Pay Bills", etc.). It was pure soul care for me to finish my tree and see with great clarity where God is at work in each of those branches - and where I need to exercise some pruning. I really appreciate this post, Liz. We reflected on this very passage in my small group this spring (where we read and discussed the book “Breathe” by Keri Wyatt Kent) and practiced an exercise that helped us to envision what it meant to “remain” in God’s vine. As a visual and crafty person it was really helpful to me: each person got a blank page and markers and drew a tree trunk labeled “God”, then had free reign to draw branches outlining what activities occupy space in their lives right now, with twigs coming off the branches to detail more specifics (i.e. a branch labeled “Housekeeping” might have twigs saying, “Laundry”, “Budget/Pay Bills”, etc.). It was pure soul care for me to finish my tree and see with great clarity where God is at work in each of those branches – and where I need to exercise some pruning.

]]> Comment on Pausing Before a New Year Unfolds by Liz http://livingtheology.net/?p=103&cpage=1#comment-15337 Liz Sun, 25 Jul 2010 02:31:01 +0000 http://livingtheology.net/?p=103#comment-15337 Hi Ruth - I received this quote on a card; check out www.jodihills.com, I think you will find it there. Hi Ruth -

I received this quote on a card; check out http://www.jodihills.com, I think you will find it there.

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