Lead with Love
When my spring seminary course wrapped up at the end of July, I found myself with a stack of books that were not required reading.
I settled into the sweet space, turning pages as slower rhythms of living returned.
One book that resonated was Henry Nouwen’s The Return of the Prodigal Son, a story of homecoming.
Nouwen commits an entire book to reveal what hours and days of sitting before the original, famous Rembrandt painting offered him.
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