Washed and Well-Fed
How the Sacraments Change Everything
- Preaching & Worship
- Theology
- Publisher: Resource Publications (Wipf and Stock)
- Published: 2021
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Publisher's Description
The sacraments of baptism and eucharist do not occupy a back corner of Christian life. In this book your will discover both a theology of the sacraments and also a way to live into them. The result will be your life transformed by a closer and more durable relation with Jesus Christ. That's because the sacraments change everything.
Endorsements (4)
“Bishop Brookhart has teased out amazing images from Scripture, liturgy, and daily life to stimulate our spiritual imagination and deepen our knowledge of the sacraments. This resource will be a gift to pastors, catechists, teachers, and all who want to lead their people more deeply into the meaning of baptism, Eucharist, and the sacraments more generally.”
“This book is a compelling invitation to enter into the sacramental life of the church, and in particular the sacraments of baptism and Eucharist. The author makes clear that at their core and center is nothing less than an encounter with the risen Christ. What flows from that encounter, and the life it calls us to lead, makes this book a timely challenge to seekers and those seeking to deepen their relation to the One who is the Way, the Truth, and the Life.”
“In Washed and Well-Fed Frank Brookhart has done it again. Without a doubt he has hit the proverbial bullseye by making a much-needed teaching accessible to a wide audience. This piece on the central sacraments of our faith is forming and transforming. Bishop Brookhart helps us see how the sacraments shape us in the likeness of Jesus the Christ and deploy us into the world to live and serve in his name.”
“Frank Brookhart reveals himself as pastor and teacher in making central themes of sacramental theology accessible and inviting, especially to those seeking to be newly formed in the faith, but to all of us in need of remembering who we are as beloved children of God claimed by Christ. . . . Brookhart guides us to see and fall in love again with that beauty ever ancient, ever new.”
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