Wild at Heart There's Got To Be More
Nov 25, 2024
Mary Ellen Owen, a seasoned therapist with 23 years at the Allender Center, dives deep into the impact of the book 'Sacred Romance.' She explores how this powerful narrative addresses the longing for intimacy and adventure in our lives. The conversation highlights personal transformations sparked by literature and emphasizes the importance of divine connection. Mary Ellen also discusses the challenges of navigating heartache and faith in today’s distracted world, encouraging listeners to engage with their authentic spiritual desires for a more fulfilling life.
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A Touching Encounter
- Mary Ellen, upon reading The Sacred Romance, discovered Brent Curtis worked in her building.
- Overwhelmed with emotion, she tried to thank him but left crying.
Engaging with the Adversary and Desire
- The book introduces the concept of engaging with the story of harm and the adversary.
- It also emphasizes the importance of acknowledging and embracing desire, rather than suppressing it.
Discovering the Beloved
- Stasi Eldridge's first encounter with The Sacred Romance was through a 12-part lecture series.
- The concept of being God's "beloved" resonated deeply, challenging her previous understanding of a duty-based faith.
