Podcast taken from original blog, https://jeanninesrenaissance.com
Jeannine shares her 'create your life' series through a new podcast "Renaissance Living" sharing from her personal adventures and interviewing other creators.
"Defining "Renaissance", in a word: 'revival' or 'rebirth', or you'll find the reference of the classical time period in Europe where a cultural growth and intellectual achievement exploded. However and not excluding the aforementioned, it is the word itself that harkens back to the original creation or design that this podcast focuses on. What did Creator God have in mind when He so lovingly created us?
This podcast explores 'original design' which is found in our hearts as we walk with God, our Creator. It is the Western World that elevates achievement over exploration many times. However it is in the exploring one finds their greatest strengths or 'key ingredients' that make each of us so unique. In order to come fully alive, we must pay attention to how we are 'bent', as my Mother says. Follow the branches to the fruit and you'll find the way in which you were made. We must take the time to notice our own uniqueness so we can properly feed or fuel our ecosystem to be not only successful in all manner but uniquely fulfilled. For example, if you tap your toes as you watch TV, you may think of focusing on dance and see where it takes you. God created us in layers and it is only by taking the time to notice will we connect even more greatly to His design.
Being a creator, artist, designer, speaker - - having an original thought needs the greenhouse in which to develop. If we think what we desire is 'extra curricular' we will miss the most fundamental aspect of our connection with God Himself. If we are writers, we must write everyday as it is the "way" we are made. It seems simple but why is it so low on our list? To keep one's heart alive one must daily fuel the gifts we have been given or we will dry up like a tree without water. Once you get this - you'll never be the same.
Join me on the discovery and daily practice of creating and exploring!"
Jeannine Kuhnell
