Pathways to God
An Exploration into Our Experience of God and How We Might Grow Closer to the Divine
- Prayer & Spiritual Formation
- Publisher: Wipf and Stock
- Published: 2020
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Publisher's Description
This book explores a modern path for the ancient hunger to grow closer to God. By engaging powerful stories of God's deep connections with people across the country you can grow your own faith and deepen the vitality of your congregation. In these pages you will discover the seven different ways God connects with people through a juxtaposition of God's powerful work in the world today and the biblical text. While many of us have encounters with God, read to discover which faith practices you can focus on to make the greatest impact in your faith life overall.
Endorsements (3)
“This book speaks to the spiritual hunger which marks our generation with insight and creativity. Religious leaders, as well as those who yearn to feel God’s presence more powerfully, will be enriched by its inspirational content. It is grounded in scientific research, the author’s extensive ministry experience, biblical exegesis, and enhanced by first-person stories. We are invited to learn how ordinary people are experiencing God in rare and mundane ways in their everyday lives.”
“Like a well-blazed trail, Tom Evans provides a clear path to exploring how we all can come closer to God. It is often assumed that ministers have all of the answers. Rather than providing answers, the better approach is to ask the right questions and listen. Through the use of surveys, focus groups, and Scripture, Pathways to God provides insight and practical ways to help individuals and congregations see the light of God around them.”
“Tom Evans explores ways for the church to reconnect to God with a goal of spiritual unity. We draw nearer to God by reading passages of Scripture reminding us that God loves unconditionally, always ‘on full throttle.’ Sharing his adventures out west of Holy Communion and oneness with God though nature, plus highlighting the importance of congregational worship, are great examples of helping the reader find his or her own pathway to God.”
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