We Make the Road by Walking: A Year Long Quest for Spiritual Formation, Reorientation and Activation
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We Make the Road by Walking: A Year Long Quest for Spiritual Formation, Reorientation and Activation
£9.99
We Make the Road by Walking is a year’s worth of reflections on the Bible. Working with the framework of the church year, they provide a Genesis-to-Revelation overview of the Bible that can be used in a number of ways: a year of church services, a year of weekly dinner-dialogue gatherings, a year of classes or online interactions, a series of retreats, or simply a rich reading experience.
Brian McLaren explores what it means to be alive in the way of Christ – reading, praying, meditating, discussing and acting our way through God’s word to us, the Bible.
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| Weight | 0.294 kg |
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| Dimensions | 19.8 × 13.1 × 2.4 cm |
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Scripture & Prayer, Spiritual Exercises, The Inner Journey
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Wayfaring invites you to make your own journey of prayer and lived experience alongside Jesus, from his birth, through his earthly ministry, suffering and death, and into resurrected life. Journeys are made very simply: by placing one foot in front of the other. As you journey, Wayfaring enables you to reflect, step by step, on what the Gospel story means for you.
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Many of us are aware of our spiritual nature, and we have a real desire and need to talk to God. Prayer, however, seems a difficult thing to do. While talking to our friends comes easily, we often think that talking to God does not.
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Influences & Suggested Reading, Scripture & Prayer, The Inner Journey
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