Eifel Fellowship: Forgiveness, Healing, Reconciliation

Thanks for listening to episode #7 of The Writing Room, a Quellen original podcast created to share the words and teachings of George Miley. Humans were created by God to live 24/7 in his presence, living life in harmony with how he created us to function. But we decided we knew better, and chose to go our own way. This leads to damaging crashes with reality. When sin invades our young minds, bodies, and souls, how do we find healing as adults? In this episode of TWR, George looks to answer this question. Read more from George in his book, Maturing Toward Wholeness In The Inner Life. Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Stay up-to-date by subscribing to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

Welcome to the 6th episode of The Writing Room, a Quellen original podcast created to share the words and teachings of George Miley. In this episode, George continues our series on inner healing by teaching through the second half of chapter 7 in his book, Maturing Toward Wholeness In The Inner Life. In part one, we learned about the things that result in us being wounded. But thankfully, God doesn’t leave us in our pain. He gives tools for healing. He doesn’t just command us to do things that our wounding blocks us from doing. He leads us into lives of wholeness.  Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Stay up-to-date by subscribing to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

Welcome to the 5th episode of The Writing Room, a Quellen original podcast created to share the words and teachings of George Miley. In the previous 4 episodes, we looked at the life, character, and work of Jesus. Where will George's teaching's take us next? Inner Healing. At some point, living as Christ’s disciple, we are likely to become aware of wounded areas within that are hindering or blocking maturity. Craziness began when we turned from God and went our own way. Sanity gradually returns when we rely on Jesus to teach us how life works. The teaching excerpt used in this episode was originally created in 2016 as companion audio content for chapter 7 of Maturing Toward Wholeness In The Inner Life. Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Stay up-to-date by subscribing to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

Welcome to "Past, Present, & Future" a podcast by Quellen International! In this episode, Micah speaks to the Chief of Staff at the Arizona House of Representatives, Michael Hunter, about the passing of House Bill 2241 – a bill that died, came back to life, and became the law of the land in the final hour. HB2241 (also known as the Holocaust Education Bill) requires that all Arizona students receive education on the Holocaust and other genocides at least twice between 7th and 12th grade. Check out the lesson guide based off of Hanna Zack Miley's autobiography , A Garland For Ashes, HERE! Learn more about Quellen and donate to our efforts by visit quellen.org. Sources used for this story: - Governor Ducey Signs Bill To Strengthen Holocaust Education In K-12 Schools (Governor Doug Ducey) - WATCH Holocaust Education Bill Now Law Of The Land (YouTube, Governor Doug Ducey) - New bill in Arizona requires Holocaust Education For Students (YouTube, 12 News) - Gov. Ducey Answers Questions About Key Issues in Arizo

Welcome to the The Writing Room, a Quellen original podcast created to share the words and teachings of George Miley. In this episode, we hear a teaching from George that was originally recorded in 2011. Entitled "Establishing Jesus As Master Teacher For All of Life", this 45-minute lesson was a part of a series that eventually became the foundation for his book, Maturing Toward Wholeness In The Inner Life. Jesus came to earth bringing new information about how human life works. It surpassed anything his hearers had heard, and it catalyzed a movement of love, joy and meaning that permeated the Roman Empire even as the political power tried brutally to stamp it out. We miss Jesus if we limit what he taught to "religion".  In order to experience the life-transforming power of Jesus, we must first establish him as the master teacher for all of life. Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Stay up-to-date by subscribing to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

Welcome to the 3rd edition of The Writing Room, a podcast created by Quellen International to share the words and teachings of George Miley. In this episode, George speaks to the believers unending journey of knowing Christ. In Philippians 3:10, Paul says, “I want to know Christ—yes, to know the power of his resurrection and participation in his sufferings, becoming like him in his death”. As we pursue deepness with Christ, our inner lives will be transformed by his presence. Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Stay up-to-date by subscribing to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

This is The Writing Room, a podcast created by Quellen International to share the words and teachings of George Miley. In this episode, George Miley begins his teaching by sharing the story of a town in Eastern Europe, and how its people rounded up their Jewish neighbors to deport them to the death camp at Auschwitz in 1942. 70-years later, the people and leaders of that same town (Dolny Kubin, Slovakia) came together again, this time to publicly acknowledge the wrongs of the past, to ask for forgiveness, and to honor Israel and the Jewish people. What power is able to make such events possible? Jesus! He came so that we might become. Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

Welcome to the first episodes of The Writing Room, a podcast created by Quellen International to share the words and teachings of George Miley. To kick off this new podcast project, we thought it would be valuable to listen  to a teaching George Miley recorded in 2016, “Jesus of Nazareth; Who Is He?" In this powerful 8-minute excerpt, George looks at the person of Jesus and asks, "Have you ever met him?"  "Would you like to?" Then, to close out the episode, Micah Dailey talks with George on the phone adding context and encouragement for us to enter the works of reconciliation around us. Learn more about the ministry of Quellen by visiting quellen.org. Don't forget to subscribe to our newsletter and following us on Facebook & Instagram.

Welcome to the first edition of "Past, Present, & Future" a podcast by Quellen International. In this episode, Micah speaks to historian, professor, author, and pianist, Bill Niven, about his recent piano composition entitled "Roots". Back in early 2020, artist and Holocaust educator Caroline Slifkin, along with Amy Williams, who just finished her Ph.D. on the memory of the Kindertransport, began working on a project entitled "Keepsakes of Kindertransport". Together they called on Kinder and their families as well as students and academics to contribute reflective art pieces. Bill Niven was one of the people they invited to contribute. Despite being mostly an improviser and hobbyist, Bill decided to compose a special instrumental to help tell the story of 10,000 brave children who escaped Nazi Germany by train.  To learn more about Quellen, and donate to our efforts, visit quellen.org.

How is Christ's glory revealed upon Gentile Nations (Isaiah 60:2)? One way is by force—at the 2nd coming. But force is not God's preferred way. The second way is by grace—as God heals wounds caused by sin, imbedded in history, through grace-empowered actions of God's people. Here are four components of such ways with stories connected with healing wounds of the Holocaust. (George Miley) Recorded 01/2019

Outward circumstances or events cannot produce abiding joy. Joy is a quality of the inner life. It grows within as we learn to live in God’s Presence. Love, joy and peace are experienced together. “Rejoice in the Lord always.” (George Miley) Recorded 12/2018

The epistle of James can be understood as belonging to the literary genre of the wisdom literature of Israel. Written by a Messianic Jew, intended most probably for Messianic Jewish congregations beyond Palestine, it reflects Jewish thought patterns throughout. The overarching wisdom theme of the book: external behavior reveals the condition of the inner life.    When we focus on changing behavior directly (by will-power) we are focusing on the effects of the problem rather than on the root cause. Inner life is radically transformed by learning how to live in the Presence of Jesus. We learn this in discipleship with him. Behavior alteration follows.

Unhealed places within us will find expression in our behavior. In this we can not only harm ourselves, but also others around us. The consequences are even greater in the case of leaders who have responsibility for others and enjoy wider influence. What are some main areas of wounding within? How can we seek healing from Jesus?

PART 2 OF 2 Foundational in Jesus' teaching: to access the new life he offers, I must first allow God to put my old self-life to death. The cross must precede the resurrection. Grasping on to my own damaged life only leads me deeper into despair. Laying it down in order to receive a new, Christ-life leads to pure joy. (George Miley) Recorded 9/2017

PART 1 OF 2 Foundational in Jesus' teaching: to access the new life he offers, I must first allow God to put my old self-life to death. The cross must precede the resurrection. Grasping on to my own damaged life only leads me deeper into despair. Laying it down in order to receive a new, Christ-life leads to pure joy. (George Miley) Recorded 9/2017

PART 2 OF 2 Learning to honor my father and mother is crucial to my personal development. My heavenly Father chose my parents, and I must be able to trust that He has done well by me in all things. Honoring my parents does not mean denying their imperfections. There are no perfect parents; there are no perfect children. I learn to honor my parents in spite of imperfections—theirs and mine. Jesus teaches me how. (George Miley) Recorded 8/2017

PART 1 OF 2 Learning to honor my father and mother is crucial to my personal development. My heavenly Father chose my parents, and I must be able to trust that He has done well by me in all things. Honoring my parents does not mean denying their imperfections. There are no perfect parents; there are no perfect children. I learn to honor my parents in spite of imperfections—theirs and mine. Jesus teaches me how. (George Miley) Recorded 8/2017

PART 2 OF 2 God reconciles people who have been separated relationally. This is just the kind of person God is. As we mature toward Christlikeness, we also become agents of reconciliation. This is just the kind of persons we are becoming. But what does the process of reconciliation look like? Are there specific steps? (George Miley) Recorded 8/18/2017