Are you on a piece of property that needs some spiritual cleansing, but you don’t know where to start? There are a lot of tools for healing the land, but sometimes the greatest challenge lies in finding and interpreting the data and then choosing the right tools out of the toolbox. Where do you begin?
Who are you? If you are like most people, the answer is shrouded in ambiguity. Few of us grew up in a home where God’s design was celebrated and unpacked. Most of us were shoved into a uniform mold at an early age, expected to fit in to a culture, which showed little regard for individuality.
We call it a dance, this act of walking as both the Bride of Christ and the Sons of God. Challenging and sometimes confusing to the untrained eye, the cycle from one to the other is anything but tame. Like a roller coaster, its many twists and turns are exhilarating yet terrifying.
Daniele has walked the walk. She knows what it is to have healing without dignity. She also knows what it is to use the world’s “cleansers” of honor in an attempt to heal the shame. And she knows that honor is no match for old shame. She brings truths about the hard journey from shame to dignity, which she has fought hard for, has lived and has proven in the lives of others.
What truths would we discover if we studied Scripture from the perspective of creation, rather than from a human-centric perspective? From the creation story in Genesis to the re-creation of the heavens and the earth in Revelation, God reveals His plans for the incredible complexity of all that He created.
All of us are called to grow in intimate, experiential knowledge of each member of the Trinity. But each one of us, in our core design, will resonate more to the work of one member of the Trinity.
