Kathleen L. Bostrom
Biography
Kathleen L. Bostrom wrote Finding Calm in the Chaos and Making Space for the Spirit, and co-wrote 99 Things to Do between Here and Heaven with Peter Graystone.
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Bible Studies & Devotionals
“I have long sought devotional books to enrich my faith and to share with others who seek the same. I look for brevity and gravity that lead me to ponder, reflect, and dig deeper into my faith. Always Near: Daily Moments with God checks all the boxes. I am delighted to recommend this book!”
Christian Living
“Wayne Willis's words are a delight, certain to enhance anyone's devotional life. Willis writes with both a grace and a joy that are contagious, born not from skimming across the surface of life but rather from plunging into its depths. 'Hopefulness can be acquired,' Willis writes, and with this book, the reader finds this to be true.”
Church Leadership & Ministry
“As a pastor and aging Boomer, I needed this book! Vagabonding is an exceptional look at the challenges and responses of the Millenial generation as they seek to live out Christ’s call in their lives and in the world. This isn’t about ‘old vs. new’ nor ‘us vs. them,’ but rather a necessary quest to understand and embrace what makes Millenials tick and what they have to offer to the church now and in the future. Millenials have grown up in a world of exploding technology that both limits and expands the world. They live an increasingly transitory lifestyle, yet because of this deeply long to connect, for as brief a time as that might be. Above all, they seek to be faithful to Christ’s example of ‘turning the tables’ and not being satisfied with the status quo while keeping a hope-filled mindset. Millenials are both integral to today’s church and essential for its survival. Lyter Bright’s erudite text and captivating writing, backed by her elucidations of biblical texts, is a must-read for all the generations. Invite a friend, a book group, a congregation to read this book together, and as the author suggests, let it nudge you into engaging with and challenging one another as Jesus called us to do.”
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