Eternity, Cronos and Kairos with Repentance toward Joy with Jordan Hall

[@ZacParsonsProjects]

Buckling up for this!

[@elijahlogozar-br5qg]

I forgot to speak earlier: "Hey, Jesus follows people and everyone lives forever no matter what."

[@TheHangedMan]

The boys are back 🙌 😎

[@symeondk]

Orthodox live daily, not just Lent, in a mindset called Brightsadness where we live in the reality of our unworthiness through great Hope in Christ. This is our Joyful Sadness

[@climbingmt.sophia]

Thank you for this, I find this very helpful to hear! Can you point me to more about this?

[@symeondk]

You can also search internet “Bright Sadness”. P.S. Sophiology in Orthodoxy has always been treated as heresy.

[@symeondk]

@@climbingmt.sophia I replied yesterday via iPad but I don't see it via my Google phone.

[@symeondk]

@@climbingmt.sophia (Again) see the book, "Great Lent" published by St Vladimir Seminary Press.

[@symeondk]

@@climbingmt.sophia No problem if you are not Orthodox, but Orthodoxy tends to treat Sophiology as a heresy.

[@sensespacepodcast]

The discourse on coming into rest brought tears, thank you.

[@validatedself]

Great synergism between the two of you and beautiful expression of some very meaty thought-forms. I'm glad that you took the conversation to it's pinnacle (the pinnacle of pinnacles) at the end and I was very encouraged by the strength of Jordan's characterizations on the Lord's atoning work. To part the waters for us, he first went headlong into the greatest of all tempests and suffered at it's hands.

[@gagemurphy777]

Wonderful!

[@WhiteStoneName]

Very related to what you guys are saying is Father Stephen Freeman’s “One-story universe”

[@ourblessedtribe9284]

Wonderful. That was one of the first books my priest gave me but I only read the first 1/2

[@pricklypear6298]

Schmemann also studied with Bulgakov in Paris

[@WhiteStoneName]

35:45 on Forgiveness. Att: Jason Schweizer

[@WhiteStoneName]

1:36 TIME. Hecks yes! How we think of and experience time is huge. I would recommend the book Laurus. And…maybe Godric. Time is a big holdup in many’s thinking of spiritual things, imo.

[@WhiteStoneName]

30:25 “…brutally intimate…” ❤

[@WhiteStoneName]

9:50 “overly spiritualized Christianity” Radical incarnationalism, man! 😎🙋🏼‍♂️🤘🏼

[@gagemurphy777]

“Christianity was never intended to be a religion”

[@mostlynotworking4112]

Third!

[@WhiteStoneName]

10:41 I just read that McLuhan quote in a livesteam. Edit: that it’s only in Christ that the meaning and message are one. FYI: kzbin.infokcI7QjwNko0?si=IfEOvbvHciH6JsF4

[@WhiteStoneName]

41:30 - 42:12 Forgiveness and letting go of narrative. 🫶🏼🤌🏼❤️