Treasures & Pearls

Rhythms of The Heart - In this edition we explore two familiar Parables. The Parable of the Treasure found in a field and the Pearl of great price (Mt 13:44-). Jesus shares these two stories with his friends to explain a little bit of the Kingdom of God.

We examine two facets or two different points of view and perhaps awaken a deep heart response.

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August 11, 2011

Michael Rose

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A thoughtful mystic, an accidental activist, and soul friend to many, Michael helps people connect to life in more profound ways, to discover purpose, create meaning, and recognize and respond to the sacred in all of life. Michael serves as a spiritual director, Certified Grief Recovery Specialist®, healthcare chaplain, and author of "Becoming Love. Avoiding Common Forms of Christian Insanity."

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August 11, 2011
Treasures & Pearls

Rhythms of The Heart - In this edition we explore two familiar Parables. The Parable of the Treasure found in a field and the Pearl of great price (Mt 13:44-). Jesus shares these two stories with his friends to explain a little bit of the Kingdom of God. We examine two facets or two different points of view and perhaps Continue Reading...
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I’m Burnt Out on Outrage

I was speaking with a friend today who was expressing indignation at a particularly twisted bit of theology. It was one of those things one can only shake one's head, with mouth agape in wonderment, at such profound theological abuse. I found that in reading it, I had no energy to be outraged. Yes, it was indeed an egregious smudge Continue Reading...
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I hung hope out with the laundry, clothes-pinned tenderly beside a pillowcase, a tea towel, two sheets and some socks. I could tell she needed air, a sweet puff of wind. She needed to get warm again basking in the sun. After a few hours, I came out with my basket and took her down. We both felt refreshed. Continue Reading...
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