Lenten Meditation
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God calls us all to understand our purpose and what we desire to become. During Lent, we open our hearts to God's presence and ask for grace to treat people sacredly, practice patience with ourselves, learn, let go, not judge, and live mindfully with awareness of God's presence, knowing we are not alone.
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Lessons From The Geese provides three lessons about teamwork and leadership from the flying formations of geese: 1) Geese flying in a V formation increase their flying range through the uplift created by the bird in front; 2) Geese stay in formation for their mutual benefit and quickly rejoin when falling out of place; 3) Leadership roles are shared within the formation as geese take turns at the front and provide encouragement to others.How To Get More From ºÝºÝߣShare - Super-Simple Tips For Content Marketing
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Lenten Meditation
- 2. Where is God in your life?
- 3. God calls us all to understand our purpose in life … what is yours?
- 4. What is it that you desire … in becoming the person God created you to be?
- 5. Put yourself in God’s presence – open the door of your heart.
- 6. What arises from your heart as you begin this Lenten journey?
- 7. Refreshing your soul with God time?
- 8. Smoothing the rough edges of who you are?
- 9. Treating people as sacred each day?
- 10. Ask God for grace to be this person…
- 11. … practice patience with self, learn, let go, do not judge
- 12. In moments of awareness of God what does this teach you of living mindfully?
- 13. We are not alone, give praise in all things.