Imaginative Contemplation: The Bleeding Woman

We have spoken before about the importance of reading scripture with open hands, and imaginative contemplation is one way of doing that. The reader places themselves in the story and engages their sense and emotions, in order to bring the action to life and create a space in which they are open to new insightContinue reading “Imaginative Contemplation: The Bleeding Woman”

Imaginative Contemplation: The Woman at the Well

We have spoken before about the importance of reading scripture with open hands, and imaginative contemplation is one way of doing that. The reader places themselves in the story and engages their sense and emotions, in order to bring the action to life and create a space in which they are open to new insightContinue reading “Imaginative Contemplation: The Woman at the Well”