Jeannette A. Bakke
Biography
Jeannette A. Bakke earned a Ph.D. at the University of Minnesota, a D.Min. in spiritual direction from the Graduate Theological Foundation, and a certificate in spiritual direction from the Shalem Institute of Washington Theological Union. Bakke has served as a spiritual director and as a faculty associate at Bethel Theological Seminary. Bakke wrote Holy Invitations (2000).
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Christian Living
“Presence and Encounter immediately draws a reflective reader into the essence of human living. It exquisitely points toward the possibilities of being totally engaged with all that is present in each moment—being available without reservation to oneself, to others, and to the Loving Presence that holds all. It is filled with joyous invitations to explore.”
Christian Living
“Jim Wakefield has done a great service by making the Spiritual Exercises of Ignatius of Loyola accessible to all Christians who are drawn to a deepening relationship with Christ. Sacred Listening offers life-changing possibilities because of its deep foundations in Scripture, prayer, and authentic engagement with similar intentional, seeking Christians.”
Christian Living
“Soulful Spirituality embodies the inseparable invitations of the spiritual and human journeys. Dr. Benner’s writing is grounded in long years of research and practice at the intersections of human development, psychotherapy, and spiritual direction alongside his own desire to persist in becoming all that God intends. Soulful Spirituality stirs the reader’s longing for connectedness, fulfillment, aliveness, and wholeness that is uniquely possible through intentional cooperation with God. It invites readers to embrace life as it is and to be open to God in the midst of ordinary/extraordinary reality.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“The Cultivated Life is filled with gifts of a generous, transparent spirit. Reading this insightful book and reflecting on its profound questions invite us to taste the life Susan Phillips lives. . . . When I reached the end of The Cultivated Life I returned to the beginning to soak in the words, insights and prayers that arose. Thank you, Susan, for giving us a glimpse of wholeness by offering gifts of spiritual direction through your writing.”
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World Religions
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