I will not be posting for a while since I am in Ireland,
And away from a computer.
Happy summer!
-Stephanie
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A Blog for Women on Intentional Living
Stephanie M. Lind
Kavannah's Writer (and the Husband). I am 22 years old and live in Manhattan. I love writing, photography, and The Kings College. I have four sisters, two nephews, and calluses on my thumbs from hitting the space key.
Kavannah: [Kuh-van-uh] Noun
- An ancient teaching on living life intentionally for the glory of God.
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Welcome to my site- This blog is the unedited musings that surface as I work on my first book: “That’s Allowed Here: An Invitation to Redefined Womanhood.” Thank-you for your time in checking out my writing and for passing Kavannah.blogspot.com along to those you feel would benefit. You’re a key part in my pursuit of passionate living and I appreciate you.
Best,
Stephanie Lind
Topics You Will Not Find Here:
- Women’s role in the church
- Entries on over-taught scripture passages such as Proverbs 31, Titus 2, and First Peter 3.
- Why physical beauty shouldn’t matter to you (when we all know that it does.) Did the church forget that beauty is a transcendental, and was never separated from the good and true when spoken about for the past two thousand years? It matters.
- The over-taught ‘women of the Bible’. Deborah. Ester. Enough’s already been said. There are 180 others mentioned in Scripture.
Future Topics:
- Heroines of the Bible: Jochebed, Rizpah, Moses’ sister, Phinehas’s’ Wife, Jael and more
- Feminine and life-giving qualities of the Holy Spirit
- How femininity and masculinity is built into the planet earth
- Feminine Qualities and Issues:
- Beauty—could enough be said? (By the way my thesis isn’t that it shouldn’t matter as much.)
- Rest
- Resilience
- Ill-Advised Adventure and what that has to do with wisdom, culture, and emotions.
- Giving mercy
- Holding space for people: Relationships
- A ministry of receiving
- Feminine sexuality
- Modesty
- Mystery
- Nurturing and healing
Kavannah
3 comments:
There is a benediction we have at my church after our communion service that finishes this way:
"Direct us now by your Spirit in all our ways. Stir us to live lives to your glory. Make us faithful witnesses to Jesus and his resurrection, eager for the joy of his coming, and made worthy to worship you with all your saints forever."
True for you and Matt, I'd say!
May God bless you on your mission and grant you true humility and his peace.
hey steph its becca you told me to look at your page so here i am i love it and i wanna thank you for everything you did for me sorry i couldnt say goodbye to ya in person i hope you get this soon
GOD'S LOVE is like an island
in lifes oceanvast and wide
apeacful, quiet shelter
from the restless, rising tide...
GOD'S LOVE is like an anchor
when the angry billows roll-
a mooring in the storms of life
a stronghold for ythe soul ...
GOD'S LOVE is like a fortress
and wee seek protection there
when the waves of tribulation
seem to drown us in despair...
GOD'S LOVE is like a harbor
where are souls can find sweet rest
from the struggle and th tension
of lifes fast and futile quest...
GOD'S LOVE is like a beacon
burning bright with FAITH and PRAYER
and through the changing scenes of life
we can find a HAVEN THERE!
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