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The Sacred Way

Spiritual Practices for Everyday Life

  • Prayer & Spiritual Formation
  • Publisher: Zondervan Reflective (Zondervan)
  • Published: 2005

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Publisher's Description

Broaden your spiritual horizons. How has spirituality changed in the last 500, 1,000, or even 2,000 years? How can ancient approaches to faith help my relationship with God today? In The Sacred Way, popular author and speaker Tony Jones mines the rich history of 16 spiritual disciplines that have flourished throughout the ages and offers practical tips for implementing them in your daily life. Find encouragement and challenge through time-tested disciplines such as: •Silence and solitude •The Jesus prayer •Meditation •Pilgrimage Explore these proven approaches to deepening your faith. As you do, your way of living your spiritual life will never be the same.


Endorsements (5)

“This book is sturdy because it is made of sterner stuff than are most books, especially than are most religion books; that this book is about discipline; that this book is a map back to the ancient-future.”

Phyllis Tickle

“This book provides for the entire Church a reflective, personally-useful, and pastorally-directive manual for what needs to be involved for the person who wants to develop a spiritual rule of life.”

Scot McKnight

“This is a sturdy book.”

Phyllis Tickle

“The Sacred Way effectively links past and present, scholarship and humor, high church and low church into a practical guide that takes the Christian deeper into his or her own soul to meet with God. It welcomes those with a 30-minute quiet-time spirituality and bumper sticker theology into a larger world.”

Skye Jethani

“There is indeed new life arising from the compost of Christendom. Tony's book lets us see it, smell it, and touch it. The challenge with a book like this is neither to be overcome by the smell of the poop, nor stupified by the beauty of a flower.”

Shane Claiborne

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