Today we’re going through a reflective reading in 2 Corinthians 5, focusing on themes of reconciliation and transformation in Christ.
We are continuing in experiencing the Word of God through the process of Lectio Divina; today spending time in Isaiah 42.
This week we are doing the practice of Lectio Divina, which is divine reading. It’s a contemplative method of reading the Bible that was practiced early in the church in monasteries.
Lectio Divina—a simple, prayerful way to read scripture and listen for God’s voice.
One contemplative method of reading the Bible is called lectio divina, or “divine reading”.
Okay, so the mom we’re talking about today isn’t actually a real person. But you probably know a LOT about her. We’re talking about the Proverbs 31 woman.
Even though Elizabeth seemed to do all the right things, she did not bear children, and this must have been so painful.
Today we’re reading about another mom who was at the end of her rope, and how God did some incredible work when she felt she had nothing to give. All she could do was believe.
Even if Mother’s Day is a tough time for you, I hope this series will be encouraging for you in light of some really amazing women.