
Here are some fatuous wishes from more "serious" people who have clearly lost touch with the Biblical message and the point of the Christian life. Shameless feelings of silliness and celebrations of imperfections do not sound like the hopes and dreams of any of the more recognized Apostles of the Church. Nor do they sound a great deal like the words of John the Baptist.
But they are the hopes and dreams of Evangelicalism, and here is the meticulous bafflegab they dare to offer us:
Soul Care offers practical wisdom on key spiritual practices that can become the platform for authentic spiritual growth--restoring life and health to your soul, releasing your God-given potential.
Of course they don't actually guarantee a release of your potential, but they do offer wisdom on practices that can become a platform for it. They can. It might happen.
"That I may know him and the wisdom on practices that can become a platform for growth...."
A World...Where unhealthy shame is obsolete.
Where healthy shame has lost its sting.
Where we know we are of great worth when we accept the grace we do not deserve.
Where bad choices of the past do not determine our worth today or forfeit our hopes for tomorrow.
Where we dare to feel guilty where guilty we are, for we know our guilt can be forgiven.
Where we celebrate our imperfections.
Where we can feel silly without feeling shame.
Where grace gives us reason to be proud of ourselves.
Where the lightness of grace lifts the heaviness of shame.
Where joy is the whole point.
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