Jason Trice
@jason-trice.bsky.social
Here to explore, connect, and learn | Mainly writing a bunch of notes to myself | On a mission to "lead a more interesting life." | Gal. 2:20
https://open.substack.com/pub/thegratidudediaries
https://open.substack.com/pub/thegratidudediaries
Loved reading this! It brought a huge smile to my face. Congrats, Ken!
December 16, 2024 at 10:40 AM
Loved reading this! It brought a huge smile to my face. Congrats, Ken!
“Oh, there is, in contemplating Christ, a balm for every wound; in musing on the Father, there is a quietus for every grief, and in the influence of the Holy Ghost, there is a balsam for every sore.”
December 9, 2024 at 11:57 AM
“Oh, there is, in contemplating Christ, a balm for every wound; in musing on the Father, there is a quietus for every grief, and in the influence of the Holy Ghost, there is a balsam for every sore.”
Looking back at my faith journey has always been a powerful exercise. It’s a reminder that our spiritual formation is a process and God is always working.
The 3 questions at the end of chapter 1 are a great reminder to look back, reflect, and see God in your story.
The 3 questions at the end of chapter 1 are a great reminder to look back, reflect, and see God in your story.
December 6, 2024 at 11:59 AM
Looking back at my faith journey has always been a powerful exercise. It’s a reminder that our spiritual formation is a process and God is always working.
The 3 questions at the end of chapter 1 are a great reminder to look back, reflect, and see God in your story.
The 3 questions at the end of chapter 1 are a great reminder to look back, reflect, and see God in your story.
Quantum Leap
This resonates with me. I often feel I am either taking a giant leap forward or stuck in neutral.
Looking back, I can see the slow and steady work of grace preparing me for what feels like a quantum leap forward even when it feels like I am stuck.
This resonates with me. I often feel I am either taking a giant leap forward or stuck in neutral.
Looking back, I can see the slow and steady work of grace preparing me for what feels like a quantum leap forward even when it feels like I am stuck.
December 5, 2024 at 11:30 AM
Quantum Leap
This resonates with me. I often feel I am either taking a giant leap forward or stuck in neutral.
Looking back, I can see the slow and steady work of grace preparing me for what feels like a quantum leap forward even when it feels like I am stuck.
This resonates with me. I often feel I am either taking a giant leap forward or stuck in neutral.
Looking back, I can see the slow and steady work of grace preparing me for what feels like a quantum leap forward even when it feels like I am stuck.
Ch. 1 The Process
▪️God is not a vending machine.
▪️God never stops working.
▪️Every action we take is shaping our spirit one way or the other.
▪️Commit to a lifelong journey.
▪️God is not a vending machine.
▪️God never stops working.
▪️Every action we take is shaping our spirit one way or the other.
▪️Commit to a lifelong journey.
December 4, 2024 at 6:57 PM
Ch. 1 The Process
▪️God is not a vending machine.
▪️God never stops working.
▪️Every action we take is shaping our spirit one way or the other.
▪️Commit to a lifelong journey.
▪️God is not a vending machine.
▪️God never stops working.
▪️Every action we take is shaping our spirit one way or the other.
▪️Commit to a lifelong journey.
I like the way George MacDonald puts it.
His work begins long before we are aware.
His work begins long before we are aware.
December 4, 2024 at 11:29 AM
I like the way George MacDonald puts it.
His work begins long before we are aware.
His work begins long before we are aware.
Spiritual formation is a process.
I have felt the stagnation that Mulholland talks about.
The key for me is to remember that God is never stagnant.
I have felt the stagnation that Mulholland talks about.
The key for me is to remember that God is never stagnant.
December 4, 2024 at 11:29 AM
Spiritual formation is a process.
I have felt the stagnation that Mulholland talks about.
The key for me is to remember that God is never stagnant.
I have felt the stagnation that Mulholland talks about.
The key for me is to remember that God is never stagnant.
