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The Power of Story

Posted on October 7, 2016 by R.H. (Rusty) Foerger

“Good stories,” Dan Allender says, “tell about the intersection of desire and tragedy. A story begins when our desires collide head-on with reality.” There is no better verb than collide when it comes to the story of my father: his … Continue reading →

Posted in Poems, Prayers, Proverbs | Tagged Dan Allender, Desires collide head on with reality, Douglas Steere, Family, Fatherlessness, God writes our story, God's active love besieging our lives, Grade 5 writing class, Looking for the story and the storyteller, Not ashamed or shameful, Prayer as Story, Prayerful imagination, Story, Story as Prayer, To be told, Waves lapping the shores of our lives | 6 Comments

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