• 018 Love On Fire: Genesis 16 and Laying it Down on an Unholy Altar

  • Oct 28 2020
  • Length: 20 mins
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018 Love On Fire: Genesis 16 and Laying it Down on an Unholy Altar

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  • Gather round kids for embarrassing stories of Paula's youth. We're getting personal as we talk about loooooove. Or lack of love, and what happens when you chase it away with a broom. It's going to be a wild ride, as this episode was written in the middle of the night after waking up from strange and unsettling dreams.

    But that stuff is unimportant. What IS important is our journey through Genesis. This week we talk about Sarai, Abram's wife and how she dealt with her own black moment. Turns out, the road to hell IS paved with good intentions. But before you bash this pair of old coots who tried to help God and made a mess of things, I want you to stop and listen to this episode. It is important.

    Essential oil of the week: Sandalwood, which is all kinds of good for the skin and respiratory system, and is a central component in religious ceremonies, but it is far easier to remember it as the one that is used as an aphrodisiac. Ooooooooo!

    Check out more information at the Feels and Flowers website:

    https://feelsandflowers.com/episode-018

    https://feelsandflowers.com/featured-flowers/sandalwood/

    email: feelsandflowers@gmail.com

    IG: @feelsandflowerspodcast
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