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Mentioned in 13 episodes

The sacred romance

Drawing Closer to the Heart of God

Book • 1997

In 'The Sacred Romance,' Brent Curtis and John Eldredge invite readers on a transformative journey to rediscover the deepest longings of their hearts and the profound love story woven into the fabric of their lives.

The book delves into the human desire for meaning, adventure, and connection, revealing how these desires are part of a larger narrative of love and redemption.

It emphasizes the importance of recognizing and healing from past wounds and reframing life's experiences through the lens of a divine love story.

The authors encourage readers to embark on a journey to deepen their relationship with God, highlighting that this relationship is one of intimacy, adventure, and beauty.

Mentioned by

Michael Thompson

Mentioned in 13 episodes

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

as one of his books.

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Mentioned by

Elaine Supple

as a book that God sent them, which ignited a change in her understanding of faith and her heart.

E859 | The Good Heart 2.0 - Part 2

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

in the context of his publishing journey and the book "Sacred Romance".

Experiencing Jesus in an Age of Distraction: John Eldredge

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

when reading a chapter from it and discussing the battle for the heart.

Less-Wild Lovers

Mentioned by

Morgan Snyder

when describing siblinghood as multiple intimacy without promiscuity.

197: Living From Union – A Deeper Cut Series (Part 9)

Mentioned by Anna as a book that changed her husband's life.

E809 | John Eldredge Answers Your Questions - Part 2

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

as a book

Jennie Allen

read early on and which influenced her.

E867 | Lies That Sabotage Our Lives - with Jennie Allen

Mentioned by

John Eldredge

as a book co-authored with Brent Curtis, exploring the deeper longings of the heart.

The Story of Your Heart

Mentioned by

Michael Thompson

as an influential book that helped him see film and stories in a larger context.

The Gospel Hidden in a Love Story | S5E17

Mentioned in passing by

Dan Koch

when comparing it to "Wild at Heart".

Is Religion “Natural” to Humans? (Live From Theology Beer Camp) (#374)

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