A favorite metaphor of ours at The Institute.
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That was awesome. It ties in so beautifully to where I want to go with talking about margins at Bridgeway. The margins are those creative, risktaking places where we want to have 1000 different expressions of Life happen for communities…
Love your site redesign.
Totally saw a pear candle in Indigo this week and thought of you.
Nice clip, Dan!
nice.
This reminds me of of the parable of The Blind Men and the Elephant. Each man touched a part of the elephant (the tusk, the foot, the tail, the ear, etc.) and attempted to explain what they discovered.
The pear, and the elephant, are great reminders are how we need each other to deepen our understanding of God. We don’t get a full picture on our own, we need the creativity and the experiences of others to illuminate in areas we were once blind.
Thanks for this reminder of our need for community, and our responsibility to give creative expressions and dialogue amidst that community.
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