Sentence examples similar to resulting from discernment from inspiring English sources
He also said that the pastors' sermons show an evolution linked to a generation gap; René Kennel continues to advocate healthy living, illustrating his speeches with stories of curses resulting from a non-Christian lifestyle, while his son placed more emphasis on "the discernment of spiritual gifts and the depth of faith".
Nothing resulted from this.
Dewey's particular version of pragmatism, which he called "instrumentalism," is the view that knowledge results from the discernment of correlations between events, or processes of change.
Separate Results from Judgment.
Some results from discrimination.
results from concussions".
From anger comes bewilderment; from bewilderment, disturbed memory, loss of discernment; from loss of discernment one becomes lost" (2.62 - 2.63) because of how accurately it hit the nail on the head.
In its quiet, carefully observed opening moments, "First Reformed" sets the tone for what is to come: This will be a film about discernment, a listening for God's call that can either result in ecstatic awakening or abysmal despair.
"The efforts of LCWR to facilitate honest and faithful dialogue on critical issues of our times must not result in a level of ecclesial oversight that could, in effect, quash all further discernment," the Franciscans said.
*When and whether to have sex "is a decision I want to make for myself with discernment from God".
