Fostering Imagination
Melanie HardackerExploring the ways we use our imagination to explore the world, know ourselves better and experience God.
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Prayer Part 3: Living a Life of Prayer
In these final thoughts on prayer this month I am putting everything together to look at what a life in which I “pray without ceasing”1 looks like. It isn’t an on your knees verbalizing 24 hours a day, it is living a life of prayer in the p...
Prayer Part 2: Spontaneous vs Written
I am continuing talking about Prayer this month. Last time I wrote about embodied prayer1. Praying with our whole created body. How we move as we talk to God. This week I am thinking about the 2 most typical types of prayer, written and Spo...
Embodied Prayer
Part one of my October series on Prayer. Read the introduction here.
I have found myself hearing the phrase “embodied” a lot lately in regard to the Christian life. It is an idea that excites me as I think about what it means to engage God...
Fostering Imagination: Prayer
I am not going to lie, while my plan was to focus on how prayer fosters my imagination this month it did not turn out to be a month I spent a lot of time being particular purposeful about prayer practices. I mostly engaged in the prayer pra...
Parenting Advice from Someone who Hates Parenting Advice
(First try on recording todays post but the very last sentence turned out to be clunky and I fell apart there. Did not re-record for the very last sentence.)
I’ve been recovering for the last couple weeks from a month of crazy health and j...
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I live in MN with my husband. After giving my all to parenting I am making life all about Melanie in the empty nest stage. If only I could figure out who Melanie is...
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