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Jun 9Liked by Shane J. Wood

Thanks Shane. I really appreciate your feedback.

Our sermon this morning was on Luke’s version of the sermon on the mount about not judging or condemning. Giving and forgiving and their “implications” on where my heart truly is and do i actually recognize what He did for me and act out of that?

Very humbling and healing. Pressed down shaken together and running over! What measure am i using?

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Jun 21Liked by Shane J. Wood

I have wondered about some of these thoughts a few times, so I was reading each sentence carefully to try to get to the depht of it. Now that I have read it, it challenges me to go deeper in thought as I read the scriptures, focusing on the word "implication" in doing so.

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Me too, friend. I find that through "implication" the Lord tenderly guides me deeper still into words and paths I've walked many a times. His unfolding challenges me to unfold in Him even more. I'm praying for you right now by name :)

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I’m pondering this. I’m learning about restorative language and interaction. How does this fit?

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In my limited interaction with restorative language and interaction, I find the heart behind it to be delightful. Honoring the agency of each individual in the conversation, looking for ways in which bridges of restoration can be built is such a holy pursuit. The "implications," if I may, can be quite hopeful, especially for a world caught in a web of crises.

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