QUIET DAY: "I’ve Been Framed!"

I've Been Framed! Quiet Day

Tuesday, September 20

9:30 am–4 pm (PST) over Zoom

(includes an hour break for lunch)

Learn to invite the Triune God into the “shame frames” that haunt your thoughts and inhabit your body.

Dallas Willard referred to this practice as “Living in the Vision of God.”

“Vision of God and of oneself in God inspires a combination of humility and great aspiration for God. This combination leads to remarkable efforts in dependence upon God. Great effects are achieved because God acts with efforts made in dependence upon him and for his sake… Seeing God for who He is, enables us to see ourselves for who we are. This makes us bold, for we see clearly what great good and evil are at issue, and we see that it is not up to us to accomplish it, but up to God —who is more than able. We are delivered from pretending, being presumptuous about ourselves, and from pushing as if the outcome depended on us… re-visioning the situation… and inward re-positioning toward the context is essential.”

Recall

Re-vision

Re-positioning & Rehearsing

Remember

Scott Reiger is a spiritual director and ministry leader. He is a graduate of the Apprentice Institute and Richmont University. Having served in business and as a pastor of a Vineyard Church, Scott’s own experience in spiritual formation and encounter with the writings of Dallas Willard brings his passion to living in and with the vision of God. Currently, Scott helps facilitate the listening groups for the Richmont graduate students in spiritual direction cohorts. If you talk with Scott, he will tell you that when he encountered the writings of Dallas Willards, his spiritual journey was transformed.

Registration fee is $45 and a Zoom link will be sent after registration.