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The Bible has the astounding power to transform lives. The stories of people like Francis of Assisi, Antony of Egypt, Augustine of Hippo, Martin Luther and Martin Luther King Jr. vividly demonstrate this. Why aren't more of us transformed by Scripture today?Too often we study biblical texts without believing that God truly inhabits this book. Scripture seeks to capture our minds, not merely educate them. In these pages Chris Webb explains that we can transform our Christian life by reading as lovers rather than as theorists. This is possible by coming to the text prayerfully, expectantly,…mehr
The Bible has the astounding power to transform lives. The stories of people like Francis of Assisi, Antony of Egypt, Augustine of Hippo, Martin Luther and Martin Luther King Jr. vividly demonstrate this. Why aren't more of us transformed by Scripture today?Too often we study biblical texts without believing that God truly inhabits this book. Scripture seeks to capture our minds, not merely educate them. In these pages Chris Webb explains that we can transform our Christian life by reading as lovers rather than as theorists. This is possible by coming to the text prayerfully, expectantly, in humility and empty-handed. When we open the Bible, it does not say to us, "Listen: God is there!" Instead, the voice of the Spirit whispers through each line, "Look: I am here."Reading the Bible this way can reconfigure the habits of your heart, refresh your imagination and memory, reshape and redeem your emotions, realign your reality individually and communally for kingdom life, and take us beyond the Bible into a renewed way of life.Here is the work of today—which is also the work of the whole of life—to open your heart afresh to the living Word of God.
Chris Webb is an Anglican priest, author, and speaker passionate about helping people experience a richer walk with God by growing in prayer and the spiritual life. He is author of The Fire of the Word and he serves as deputy warden at Launde Abbey and diocesan spirituality adviser to the Diocese of Leicester. Previously, Chris served as president of Renovaré USA and as a faculty member of the Renovaré Institute for Christian Spiritual Formation. He has ministered in a wide variety of churches, including Welsh parishes in urban and rural settings, and a church for the homeless. Chris lives in Leicestershire, England, with his wife and four children. Richard J. Foster (D.Th.P., Fuller Theological Seminary) is founder of Renovaré in Denver, Colorado. He is the author of many books, including Celebration of Discipline: The Path to Spiritual Growth, which has sold over two million copies worldwide, Prayer: Finding the Heart's True Home, Freedom of Simplicity: Finding Harmony in a Complex World, and coauthor (with Gayle Beebe) of Longing for God: Seven Paths of Christian Devotion.
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Foreword by Richard Foster 1. Hear His Voice 2. Learning to Read Again 3. Do Not Be Afraid 4. The Yearning of God 5. My Beloved Speaks 6. Reading Like Lovers 7. Anatomy of the Soul 8. Listen! 9. Living in the Gospel 10. The Book of Christ 11. Sacred Reading 12. The Disordered Soul 13. A Life Desired 14. Beyond the Bible 15. Friendship with Jesus Epilogue Acknowledgments Notes
Foreword by Richard Foster 1. Hear His Voice 2. Learning to Read Again 3. Do Not Be Afraid 4. The Yearning of God 5. My Beloved Speaks 6. Reading Like Lovers 7. Anatomy of the Soul 8. Listen! 9. Living in the Gospel 10. The Book of Christ 11. Sacred Reading 12. The Disordered Soul 13. A Life Desired 14. Beyond the Bible 15. Friendship with Jesus Epilogue Acknowledgments Notes
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