Sermon Illustrations on Contemplation
10 illustrations found
Bernard of Clairvaux — Jesus, the Very Thought of Thee
catholic devotional prayer by Bernard of Clairvaux
Anselm of Canterbury — Proslogion Prayer (Extended)
catholic contemplative prayer by Anselm of Canterbury
Abba Arsenius — Prayer of the Three Words
orthodox contemplative prayer by Abba Arsenius
Prayer: Contemplative Prayer: The Interior Castle
Teaching on Prayer from Teresa of Avila: Contemplative Prayer: The Interior Castle
Scripture Meditation: The Cloud of Unknowing: Beyond Words
Teaching on Scripture Meditation from Anonymous: The Cloud of Unknowing: Beyond Words
Solitude and Silence: Isaac of Nineveh on Silence and the Soul
Teaching on Solitude and Silence from Isaac of Nineveh: Isaac of Nineveh on Silence and the Soul
Lectio Divina: When Bible Reading Becomes Encounter
The ancient practice of lectio divina transforms Bible reading from information gathering to divine encounter. This 'sacred reading' involves four movements: lectio (reading), meditatio (meditation), ...
Lectio Divina: When Bible Reading Becomes Encounter - Story
The practice of lectio divina invites believers to engage with Scripture in a transformative way, moving from mere reading to a deep, personal encounter with God. Through its four movements—reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation—individuals can experience divine guidance and a profound sense of peace and comfort in their relationship with the Lord.
Lectio Divina: When Bible Reading Becomes Encounter - Prayer
This devotional emphasizes the ancient practice of lectio divina, which transforms Bible reading into a divine encounter through four movements: reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation. It encourages believers to engage with Scripture in a way that fosters a deeper relationship with God, allowing His love and guidance to permeate their hearts.
Lectio Divina: When Bible Reading Becomes Encounter - Biblical Insight
The practice of lectio divina invites individuals to engage with Scripture in a transformative way, moving beyond mere information to a deep, personal encounter with God. Through its four movements—reading, meditation, prayer, and contemplation—believers are encouraged to let the Word of God resonate within their hearts, fostering a closer relationship with the divine.