You're listening to Encounter, a simple daily podcast to help you find the sacred in

the ordinary.

We have 100 meditation episodes on this podcast, but we're excited to announce the launch

of the Encountering Peace Mobile App, where you can hear the entire library of more

than 500 seasonal and topical meditations.

I encourage you to download the Encountering Peace Mobile App today, where all of the meditations

are free, as they should be.

Dr. Benjamin Bloom was an American educational psychologist who made contributions in the

field of studying how we learn.

He surmised there are three domains used to classify how we learn.

They are the cognitive, the effective, and the sensory domains.

In other words, it isn't merely enough to cognitively know something.

It must also affect you emotionally, and then you must also put that into action.

So how do you learn more effectively by hearing, feeling, or doing?

Will this meditation from John chapter 5 is a reflection on how we come to know the

love of God?

Is it enough to hear the truth, or does it resonate more deeply as you feel it and actively

work out your faith daily?

We'll begin this time of meditation by settling deeper into wherever you are, a place in

a time to simply rest, no goals to achieve, no tasks to complete.

Simply begin to be present and aware.

Allow your eyes to move now from open through a soft gaze to finally closed, and just

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