Some say the mind equals reason and the heart equals emotion. I say that is nonsense, and today I explain why.

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Return to Glory Ministries hosts Wild at Heart men's retreats, and you can find more information at our website: 
http://rtgministries.org/

Some say the mind equals reason and the heart equals emotion. I say that is nonsense, and today I explain why. +++++++ Return to Glory Ministries hosts Wild at Heart men's retreats, and you can find more information at our website: http://rtgministries.org/

Some say the mind equals reason and the heart equals emotion. I say that is nonsense, and today I explain why.

+++++++

Return to Glory Ministries hosts Wild at Heart men's retreats, and you can find more information at our website: 
http://rtgministries.org/

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In the early days as I was trying to find my heart, as I look back now, it was a puzzle.   When the real Gospel and the person of Jesus appeared in 2005, I was given a picture from which to assemble the puzzle.  Or, a map through the maze.  As Trinity now reveals more of the picture to me, as the pieces of The Larger Story appear as an ever increasing mural, now I can see what I could not see before.   And the horizontal line represents the division between “above the line” (the place where I find God’s love and truth and peace and nourishment) and below the line (this broken world in which we must operate).   Above the line reveals the picture so the puzzle pieces can fall into place.  I once was blind, but now I see.  I once was lost in a maze, but now I am finding my way.  Not my compass, but His.

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In the early days as I was trying to find my heart, as I look back now, it was a puzzle. When the real Gospel and the person of Jesus appeared in 2005, I was given a picture from which to assemble the puzzle. Or, a map through the maze. As Trinity now reveals more of the picture to me, as the pieces of The Larger Story appear as an ever increasing mural, now I can see what I could not see before. And the horizontal line represents the division between “above the line” (the place where I find God’s love and truth and peace and nourishment) and below the line (this broken world in which we must operate). Above the line reveals the picture so the puzzle pieces can fall into place. I once was blind, but now I see. I once was lost in a maze, but now I am finding my way. Not my compass, but His.

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