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Remember You Will Die
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What if the choices you make today are shaping your eternity? Join Jonathan Roumie and Hallow guide Anna for a 7-day challenge on memento mori — Latin for "remember you will die" — with C. S. Lewis’s imaginative masterpiece, The Great Divorce. In this powerful story about Heaven, Hell, and the human heart, Lewis takes us on an extraordinary journey to the outskirts of Heaven, where the souls of the departed must decide whether they are willing to let go of the things keeping them from God. Through unforgettable encounters, we’ll explore the subtle ways pride, resentment, lust, and even seemingly good things can hold us back from the fullness of God’s love, seeing how our choices today can echo in eternity. Learn more about The Great Divorce: http://hallow.com/thegreatdivorce
7 sessões
1The Red LizardWelcome to our challenge on Memento Mori! As our week begins, we see a ghost being asked to surrender a destructive desire. Through C.S. Lewis's story, we reflect on what keeps us from God and discover how surrendering our sins to Him can transform our hearts.
Day 1: Jonathan & Anna13 min
2What Do You Deserve?Through a ghost who struggles to accept forgiveness, we explore the difference between demanding our rights and receiving God's grace. We ask Jesus for the humility to forgive as we have been forgiven.
Day 2: Jonathan & Anna10 min
3FoolWhat are you carrying that you were never meant to hold onto? In this session, we examine our attachments to possessions, success, and worldly desires, and ask for the grace to let go and embrace the eternal riches God offers us.
Day 3: Jonathan & Anna13 min
4DriftingCan we spend so much time thinking about faith that we forget to live it? Through a former bishop's story, we examine spiritual pride and ask for the grace to repent, believe, and follow Jesus wholeheartedly.
Day 4: Jonathan & Anna12 min
5One of the Great OnesCan we truly love someone without letting go of ourselves? Through Sarah's encounter with her husband, Frank, we examine self-pity and ask Jesus to teach us to love others with greater humility, generosity, and truth.
Day 5: Jonathan & Anna10 min
6True LoveOur daily choices shape who we become. Through C.S. Lewis's vision of eternity, we reflect on the danger of clinging to our own will and ask God for the grace to turn away from sin and embrace His will.
Day 6: Jonathan & Anna
7One ChoiceWhat if death is not the end of our story? As The Great Divorce concludes, we reflect on eternity, renew our hope in the Resurrection, and ask for the grace to live each day with our eyes fixed on heaven.
Day 7: Jonathan & Anna