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Tag Archives: weakness
Weakness pt6 My most recent weakness hero.
Emma Scrivener is another person who more recently has come into the fore for making the world a gift of her weakness. She writes about her experience with anorexia and her on going struggles to keep going through this world. … Continue reading
Posted in Life on the journey
Tagged A New Name, broken, God, messy, reality, weakness, writing
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Weakness pt5 My weakness heroes
One of the most important joys I have found in my weakness is the joy of knowing that I am not alone. I am not the only one. My weaknesses become all the more paralysing and hidden when I think … Continue reading
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Tagged adrian plass, battle, henri nouwen, maturity, weakness
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Weakness pt 4. A Case study.
To help me think through what dealing with weakness looks like in practise I thought I’d dig deep into one of mine. It’s one that still daily affects me but is being worked on by our amazing God. I am a … Continue reading
Weakness Pt3 Dealing with each day…
So, it’s time to go back to some of my ramblings on weakness- see here and here for parts 1 and 2. Also see updated artwork by the excellent Jason. I want to ask some questions about how we deal … Continue reading
Weakness pt2 – Some questions for you.
As promised here’s part 2 of the weakness contemplations. This is the one where I ask many questions. Or possibly the same question over and over again: are we really ready to admit to being weak in our churches and … Continue reading