Today's Guest Rev. E. Kent Rogers is a minister in the Lord’s New Church. He is a father, husband and author of 12 Miracles of Spiritual Growth: A Path of Healing from the Gospels and Seven Days of Spiritual Evolution: The Genesis of Personal Transformation.
Summary
In this conversation, Sage and Kent explore the concept of love and its role in the church. They discuss the call to be a new church and the importance of living a life of kindness and love. Kent shares his journey of discovering love and how it has transformed his life. They also explore the illusion of separation and the journey to oneness. Finally, they discuss the importance of letting go and trusting in the divine. The conversation explores the themes of reframing, patience, and creating space for rest and basking. It delves into the importance of observing and waiting, trusting in the unfolding of life, and questioning the direction of society. The vision of the new church is discussed, emphasizing the need to make all of life worship and to knit the world back together.
Takeaways
Love is a foundational aspect of the church and should be given more attention.
Love is both a personal and communal experience.
The journey of love and faith is ongoing and requires continuous growth and self-reflection.
The illusion of separation can hinder our ability to experience and express love.
Cultivating heaven in the present moment involves letting go of our own plans and trusting in the divine. Reframing and unsettling our understanding can open up new possibilities.
Patience and being available are important qualities in the spiritual journey.
Basking in the glow of God and observing the world can lead to wisdom and insight.
Trusting in the unfolding of life and creating space for rest and basking can bring about healing and growth.
The vision of the new church is about making all of life worship and knitting the world back together.
Chapters
00:00Exploring the Essence of Being Church
10:00Love's Impact on Personal Journey
29:35Cultivating Rest and Stillness
38:15Trusting in God's Providence and Being Present
Our Theme Music is “I Love it,” by Luke Concannon www.lukeconcannon.com
