Thank you for this deeply moving interview with Dr. Eleanor Stump. I’ll need to listen several times to truly absorb all its profound insights. Three thoughts…. 1. What an Amazing Body God Created for Us. The complexity of our brains, as shown through experiments connecting Tom and Jane’s brain waves across different locations, reveals the fascinating, individualized nature of brain activity and inner brain synchrony. Their brain waves converge as they share a story, suggesting a deep, almost mysterious connection between human minds. 2. I Wonder What the Martians Would Think of Me Wandering the Earth. Imagining how a Martian would view human life in a hospital highlights the paradox of suffering and healing. Without understanding context, the Martian might see only pain and horror, yet it takes empathy and insight to recognize the love and care driving medical efforts. 3. I Wonder If I Could Ever Show the Devotion to Christ that Mary Magdalene Did. The story of Mary Magdalene's encounter with Christ reveals the depth of her trust and devotion. She accepts her suffering without needing explanations. Her silent understanding and willingness to endure for Christ’s sake have made her a unique figure in the Christian tradition, embodying faith’s power to transcend logic and expectation.
Thank you for allowing the extra time for us to listen in on your conversation with Dr. Stump. She is like the tree in Psalm 1: 3. So beautiful. A blessing! My brainwaves are stimulated & delighted by this experience. Praise God 🙌🏻💡📖❣️ 🙌🏻
That tension between “wanting to be known and not lonely versus not wanting to reveal what I am on the inside because I believe it to be repugnant” is somewhat mitigated by remembering: “If we weren’t cracked and broken, how would our inner light ever shine through?” 2 Cor 4:7 But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us. So, rejoice in your brokenness! That’s how all of this is meant to work.
Susanne, I know you don't know me but I hope you trust I'm sitting here praying for you, that you will see and sense the calming love of our God. I'm asking God to show you that you are loved and so deeply cared for. - Brad
God Gave us commandments and if we obey them we will not suffer. Any suffering is due to our disobedience or others disobedience. We are the ones making the choices. Bible people Blamed God too. 😊❤
@ I loved a man..gave him my life and five children. Only to be disrespected in return. I didn’t realize how important It was that I needed love too. I am paralytic. I don’t Blame God. I made a very bad choice for myself.
@@laurayost-grande4928 Yes! Probably due to someone else disobedience. My suffering was because of the disobedience of my Mormon husband. Two children dead and a sweet daughter in law dead because this devil. Innocent good people are the victims of evil. Maybe you need to look at your life a little more closely. I Avoid the devil Now!
With love, this perspective undermines the story of Job and Joseph. I don’t want to downplay the goodness of obeying. But what you’ve written echoes Job’s friends who God called wrong.
She asked what evil do we experience that doesn't have a human element, ie lung cancer. What comes to mind is the tsunami in Indonesia a few years back with thousands killed. I working to see the human element here but haven't found it yet.
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I could listen to the 2 of you talk all day! What an amazing woman! Oh, to be able to sit down and just talk to her. Thank you!
Ah yes, what a good description of this conversation. - Brad
How wonderful this session was! How thoughtful she is. No rushed answers. Beautiful.
Terri, this is nice to hear. Beautiful is a great description. - Brad
That was amazing! I need to listen again and take notes. Thanks for this one.
This is so nice to hear, Lori. - Brad
Thank you for this deeply moving interview with Dr. Eleanor Stump. I’ll need to listen several times to truly absorb all its profound insights. Three thoughts….
1. What an Amazing Body God Created for Us.
The complexity of our brains, as shown through experiments connecting Tom and Jane’s brain waves across different locations, reveals the fascinating, individualized nature of brain activity and inner brain synchrony. Their brain waves converge as they share a story, suggesting a deep, almost mysterious connection between human minds.
2. I Wonder What the Martians Would Think of Me Wandering the Earth.
Imagining how a Martian would view human life in a hospital highlights the paradox of suffering and healing. Without understanding context, the Martian might see only pain and horror, yet it takes empathy and insight to recognize the love and care driving medical efforts.
3. I Wonder If I Could Ever Show the Devotion to Christ that Mary Magdalene Did.
The story of Mary Magdalene's encounter with Christ reveals the depth of her trust and devotion. She accepts her suffering without needing explanations. Her silent understanding and willingness to endure for Christ’s sake have made her a unique figure in the Christian tradition, embodying faith’s power to transcend logic and expectation.
Bruce, thanks for this! - Brad
Thank you for allowing the extra time for us to listen in on your conversation with Dr. Stump. She is like the tree in Psalm 1: 3. So beautiful. A blessing! My brainwaves are stimulated & delighted by this experience. Praise God 🙌🏻💡📖❣️ 🙌🏻
Rose, how nice to hear this. I'm going to start saying like you, "my brainwaves are stimulated." You are loved. - Brad
What a deep honor to get to listen in on this conversation! Thank you, thank you, thank you!
And it's an honor to listen in along with you. - Brad
good morning ☀️ oh so profound “it’s death to be evil”. So powerful and impactful. 💕🍃
Amen...thanks for sharing, Elaine! - Rob
Brilliant. The BEST was saved to last!
So glad you enjoyed it Gavin - thank you for spending a part of your day with us, We appreciate you Bucky
Love John’s interviews especially with authors of books he’s referred to. Deep! Will take several listening sessions to fully appreciate.
Thank you for sharing your thoughts and letting us know - we enjoy hearing from our Become New Community Bucky
So helpful and insightful, thank you!! ❤
Glad it was helpful! Thank you for being with us Bucky
There are so many ideas presented in this video that it will take many views and much consideration to fully appreciate.
Yes, Tom, we've heard that same sentiment quite a bit about this episode. - Brad
This was one of the best interviews. Blessed me to listen. Thank you, Eleanor and John.
Glad you enjoyed it, Ryan! - Rob
Great conversation! It's good to know that I AM not a bit player😊❤
Thanks for this note, Lisa - Brad
What a wonderful warm person she is...the thoughts and explanations are refreshing. I look forward to reading her book...Thank you Become New Team!❤
Ah thanks, Traci. The Fellowship of the Withered Hand is so encouraging to all of us. - Brad
So Good!
Thanks for this note. - Brad
Fascinating Enlightening Beautiful
Jeanne, like you, others have used the word 'beautiful'. - Brad
That tension between “wanting to be known and not lonely versus not wanting to reveal what I am on the inside because I believe it to be repugnant” is somewhat mitigated by remembering:
“If we weren’t cracked and broken, how would our inner light ever shine through?”
2 Cor 4:7 But we have this treasure in jars of clay to show that this all-surpassing power is from God and not from us.
So, rejoice in your brokenness! That’s how all of this is meant to work.
Thanks for this note, Gary. - Brad
Truly captivating!
Thanks for watching and listening with us. - Brad
WOW WOW WOW!!!
Thanks for this comment, Laurie. - Brad
Great story about the bathtub...I think that in Christ, God gets in the bathtub with us.
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I’m overwhelmed and for the most part lost.
Susanne, I know you don't know me but I hope you trust I'm sitting here praying for you, that you will see and sense the calming love of our God. I'm asking God to show you that you are loved and so deeply cared for. - Brad
God Gave us commandments and if we obey them we will not suffer. Any suffering is due to our disobedience or others disobedience. We are the ones making the choices. Bible people Blamed God too. 😊❤
I'm grateful you listen along with us. - Brad
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I loved a man..gave him my life and five children. Only to be disrespected in return. I didn’t realize how important It was that I needed love too. I am paralytic. I don’t Blame God. I made a very bad choice for myself.
I disagree. I obey God but suffer from depression
@@laurayost-grande4928
Yes! Probably due to someone else disobedience. My suffering was because of the disobedience of my Mormon husband. Two children dead and a sweet daughter in law dead because this devil. Innocent good people are the victims of evil. Maybe you need to look at your life a little more closely. I Avoid the devil Now!
With love, this perspective undermines the story of Job and Joseph. I don’t want to downplay the goodness of obeying. But what you’ve written echoes Job’s friends who God called wrong.
She asked what evil do we experience that doesn't have a human element, ie lung cancer. What comes to mind is the tsunami in Indonesia a few years back with thousands killed. I working to see the human element here but haven't found it yet.
The suffering was terrible. Thanks for watching along with us and sending along this very good question. - Brad
High quality video content! I have another question: someone transferred me some TRC20 USDT and I have recovery phrases: 『pride pole obtain together second when future mask review nature potato bulb』 How can I monetize them?