The word peregrine means to wander or travel about in the wide open spaces. It is not an aimless wandering but a purposeful one, yet the purpose is not a prescribed destination....it's a pilgrimage of discovery.
1. Each week, for five weeks,
Beth and Brent will post a sense-of-the-week.
You are invited to pay
attention to that particular sense and see how it
introduces you to the wonder of God.
2.
As you begin "listening" to that sense,
we bet you'll have some stories to tell! Post a description
about your experience on the Awaken Your Senses FB Page or Beth or
Brent’s blogs.
(All
entries must be submitted by Sunday at noon.)
3. Brent and Beth will choose a winner
on Sunday evening and that person will receive a $25 gift card for
a gift related to that sense. They will also do a drawing from the
names of everyone who participated and give away an autographed
copy of Awaken
Your Senses.
4. The winners will be announced
on the FB page and their blogs on Monday when a new sense begins!
Tell your
friends about the contest. Tweet, tumblr and blog
about it! Spread
the word! We can’t wait to hear about your
experiences as you awaken your senses to the wonder of God!
For the past year now, I've been slowly incorporating raw, clean foods into my diet. My intention for the week has been to really taste my food. To slow down. I tend to eat really fast.... It has had to be a conscious decision. Today for lunch, I ate a meal of quinoa, spinach, almonds, and cucumbers with a light vinagraitte dressings. It was a small, hearty meal. Tasting it, the word "green" keeps singing in my soul. The ever greening of my soul...is the invitation. And I welcome it.
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How fun! Can't wait to see how God speaks to me!
For the past year now, I've been slowly incorporating raw, clean foods into my diet. My intention for the week has been to really taste my food. To slow down. I tend to eat really fast....
It has had to be a conscious decision. Today for lunch, I ate a meal of quinoa, spinach, almonds, and cucumbers with a light vinagraitte dressings. It was a small, hearty meal. Tasting it, the word "green" keeps singing in my soul. The ever greening of my soul...is the invitation. And I welcome it.
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