October 3, 2023 Following God's Path

Practice the Lectio Divina

1) Read (Lectio). Read the passage slowly. Notice any words or phrases that jump out at you.

My brothers and sisters, I am sure that you are full of goodness. I know that you have all the knowledge you need and that you are able to teach each other. Romans 15:14 NCV

2) Reflect (Meditatio). Read the passage again. What emotions does it stir up? Is there anything God is saying to you personally through the passage?

My brothers and sisters, I am sure that you are full of goodness. I know that you have all the knowledge you need and that you are able to teach each other. Romans 15:14 NCV

3) Respond (Oratio). Read the passage again. Begin to dialog with God and open yourself to his will. Is there a response or action step God is inviting you to take?

My brothers and sisters, I am sure that you are full of goodness. I know that you have all the knowledge you need and that you are able to teach each other. Romans 15:14 NCV

4) Rest (Contemplatio). Read the passage one last time. Listen closely with your heart and put into practice what he has told you as you go about your day.

My brothers and sisters, I am sure that you are full of goodness. I know that you have all the knowledge you need and that you are able to teach each other. Romans 15:14 NCV

PRAYER: Thank God for helping us grow through mentors.

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