Sentences with phrase «narrative story telling»

Treatment with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy includes Prolonged Exposure Therapy, Cognitive Processing Therapy, or Narrative Story Telling.

Symbolism, analogy, and metaphor are key themes throughout his work and narrative story telling never seems too far away.

When I moved to Portland in 2007, I encountered personal narrative story telling through Portland Story Theater, and began telling stories with them and other groups.

They enjoy a great narrative story telling aspect but felt that a more needed emphasis on gameplay was also a necessity progressing forward.

Not exact matches

Great CEOs are consistent in the stories they tell, framing their companies» core narratives to connect authentically with different audiences.

Now go through your notes and shape them into a narrative that tells your story chronologically.

But focusing on one type of narrative can also be damaging if it causes us to limit our career ambitions, especially if the data tells another story.

When you're planning your Facebook campaigns, think about how you can create a narrative and tell stories within your ads in order to build a stronger connection with your target audience.

«The data tell a pretty clear story that seems to confirm the «growth - focused startups are spreading throughout the country geographically» narrative.»

Most importantly, Trump himself contradicted this narrative almost immediately after Comey was fired, telling NBC's Lester Holt: «And in fact when I decided to just do it, I said to myself, I said, «You know, this Russia thing with Trump and Russia is a made - up story, it's an excuse by the Democrats for having lost an election that they should have won.

When Jordan Bishop is not writing personal or company profiles, he contributes insights about the misunderstood to publications like Forbes, never - before - told travel narratives to a handful of in - flight magazines and enables international clients to tell transformative stories as a principal at STORIED Agency.

Wells describes his massive tome as «an attempt to tell, truly and clearly, in one continuous narrative, the whole story of life and mankind so far as it is known to - day [sic].»

Missouri Synod theologians had traditionally affirmed the inerrancy of the Bible, and, although such a term can mean many things, in practice it meant certain rather specific things: harmonizing of the various biblical narratives; a somewhat ahistorical reading of the Bible in which there was little room for growth or development of theological understanding; a tendency to hold that God would not have used within the Bible literary forms such as myth, legend, or saga; an unwillingness to reckon with possible creativity on the part of the evangelists who tell the story of Jesus in the Gospels or to consider what it might mean that they write that story from a post-Easter perspective; a general reluctance to consider that the canons of historical exactitude which we take as givens might have been different for the biblical authors.

So when I told you to stick your platitudes where the sun don't shine, what I was saying was that I reject your shamy concern trolling and refuse to allow you to control this narrative... like you tried to control MY statement by calling it «silencing» (the very word we've all been using to accuse TJ's EV crowd... very clever), and you tried to control JULIE»S story by diminishing it to «well there are two sides», and how you tried to control this entire conversation by saying what we think about it isn't important or relevant unless we're having face - to - face convos (and yet you're commenting here?

I call this alchemy «narrative theology» because I'm usually just wanting to write what I think and experience about God and the best way I know how to do that is through story - telling.

No one narrative or trajectory tells the whole story, and in fact there simply may not be a dominant story.

When it comes to «storyland,» which is where beliefs, theories, theologies, and ever other kind of narrative we tell ourselves and each other, atheists object to the ridiculousness of the Christian story.

The top ten posts are below and it's a mish - mash of editorializing and story - telling and narrative theology across a whole rash...

The top ten posts are below and it's a mish - mash of editorializing and story - telling and narrative theology across a whole rash of topics.

Telling the story develops the identity and mission of a congregation by establishing the setting of the story of a local church, its picture of the world; narrative proclaims corporate nature.

One advantage of the narrative form is that we do not have to fix on one story told in one way at all times and places.

Finally, if we are to take seriously an organic approach to narrative teaching, we will tell stories from different eras of history and different parts of the world, but we will also tell stories that are happening in our midst.

The narratives of the Bible report those acts for the same purpose and even prescribe ritual events for the telling and retelling of the sacred stories.

Teachers who use a narrative methodology are people who hear stories, gather stories and tell stories.

Biographies of outstanding women conforming to the traditional narrative of womanliness or to the spiritual narrative of service can not tell the stories of women's achievements as paradigmatic but only as exceptions to the rule, made possible by mere chance, inscrutable destiny or divine grace.

The book uniquely tells the story of Jesus from Genesis to Revelation, connecting all the dots together, showing that the Bible is a beautiful narrative about Christ.

The stories told in the first two chapters of Matthew and Luke are apologetic, or christological, in intent, and they can not be taken as historical narratives.

In Chapters 14 and 15 - the so - called Passion story — we find a continuous narrative, telling in detail how Jesus was seized by his enemies, tried and put to death.

For just as we alone among the creatures are given the difficult gift of imagining our own death, we are also uniquely endowed with the ability to tell our stories to one another, to give ourselves away in narrative.

Unfortunately, other than the voiceover narrative as therapy motif, we see no representation of the audience for whom the story is told.

They then gave narrative shape to their exegesis, telling the story of the Passion according to the Old Testament motifs they had found.

Luke valued these synchronisms not only as a means of giving his narrative a chronological and geographical orientation, but also as a way of expressing his conviction that the story he is about to tell has a meaning for this world.

Recent studies of the miracle stories in the Gospels in comparison with those told of Jewish and pagan saints and sages or «divine men» have brought out the fact that the emphasis on faith as a condition of healing is a distinctive element in the Gospel narratives.

The Christmas narrative found in the Gospel of Matthew tells the story of three wise men from the East, who followed a star to visit Mary, Joseph and the baby Jesus.

Narrative ministry, so to speak, finds no more receptive audience than a group of young people, particularly a group of high - powered, pressured children and adolescents who have not frequently experienced the joy and luxury of having stories told to them.

Most significant, perhaps, such an adult is frequently able to bind this diverse group of young people together through narrative, the telling of stories from the tradition.

Myths, poems and even semi-historical narratives, for example, tell truths that can only be expressed in story and metaphor.

To be honest, the book was much heavier on story - telling and narrative than most books I read, but I appreciated the insights and ideas that were behind the stories.

If such relatively affluent communities do in fact attempt to move beyond their technically and psychologically sophisticated understandings of themselves to tell their household stories, they will encounter there the narrative of groups deprived of technical and academic sophistication who have little but story by which to understand and modify their corporate existence.

But I chose this volume that chronicles McLean's visits to 10 small towns across Canada because it's a bit more complex and narrative than his usual down - home stuff, he dives into forgotten history, talks to people that aren't usually on the front page or the television, to tell their stories.

Pac - Man is based on the biblical narrative, its story the same one Jesus told in a different way.

The Evangelist tells the story in direct narrative style, soloists act out the various roles of Jesus, Mary, the High Priest, Peter and others, while the chorus comments on the betrayal, death and resurrection.

Before the Enlightenment, he explained, most Christians read the Bible primarily as a kind of realistic narrative that told the overarching story of the world.

Tyler Ward recently released Marriage Rebranded, where he debunks modern myths about marriage, tells real - life stories and offers unorthodox best practices that are sure to help anyone write a better marital narrative for themselves.

Though this is a narrative history, Herrin has more in mind than telling a good story.

The story of what happened on that January day in 1956 - first told in newsweeklies and Life magazine and then in numerous books and documentaries - became a primary narrative for the young evangelical movement, reinforcing and illustrating to the world our core ideals.

This survey of commentaries and books on Genesis is not exhaustive, but it should show that the practice of interpretation has continued to move away from concerns for the history of the composition of Genesis as it moves toward the study of the way the narratives tell their stories.

The octet sets the problem in narrative fashion: the speaker tells his story through the metaphor of worlds.

Three narrative units now before us duplicate what we have already encountered in the story as told in Exodus.

Several recent books provide an opposite imbalance, emphasizing the congregation's normative relationship to Christian narrative.18 «The social - ethical task of the church,» says one,»... is to be the kind of community that tells and tells rightly the story of Jesus.