What grows in weary lands by Trish Harrison warren
Week 10: Review & Reflection
Review your notes, journal entries, and any underlined passages from What Grows in Weary Lands. No new reading required.
Previewing Week 10 of What grows in weary lands
Read 3 of 8 discussion questions below. Unlock the complete 10-week guide when you’re ready.
This final week is a gift — a chance to look back across the terrain you have traveled, to name what has changed, and to make concrete the intentions this book has stirred in you.
Discussion Questions
8 questions1.Which chapter or concept in this book made the most significant impression on you? Why do you think that particular idea landed so hard? What was happening in your own life that made it resonate?
2.Warren retrieves a set of largely forgotten words and concepts — aridity, acedia, compunction, stabilitas — and argues that recovering them gives us a richer vocabulary for the interior life. Which of these terms has most changed the way you name and understand your own experience?
3.Looking back at the arc of the book — from naming the problem of weariness, through the ancient practices, to the eschatological horizon of hope — how has your understanding of difficult seasons changed? Are you in a different place now than when you began?