Miriam (Mimi) Dixon
Christian Living
“For any Christian seriously committed to living as Jesus lived and loving as Jesus loved, this book is required reading. Functioning like a spiritual MRI, it exposes the narratives that support our flawed quest for happiness and resultant failure to love well. A diagnosis like this is not comfortable but it is required if we are to cooperate with the Spirit in the renovation of our hearts, to enjoy God as our greatest good, and to display His life in the way we relate to others.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“In Spirituality of Gratitude, Pastor Joshua Choonmin Kang explains why dark seasons are necessary for our spiritual formation, then demonstrates the power of gratitude to help us discern and respond to the hidden presence of God. I am grateful for this book. It is a must read for every person committed to a deeper life with God.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Fifty years from now, if Christians are widely known as merciful people who have a passion for God and a commitment to justice, people who easily and freely esteem their neighbors above themselves, then Robert Gelinas and his family will be remembered as pioneers who helped show us the way.”
Dr.
Christian Living
“There are some things we don’t talk about. And we need to. Because what we conclude deeply affects the way we relate to God and to one another. I’m talking about unanswered prayer. Pain, Larry Crabb writes, escorts us to a crossroads. Will we choose to trust God’s goodness or resist and run? Confronted by tragedy, will we choose to trust God’s goodness or reject God’s plan for one more to our liking? Dr. Crabb challenges us to explore what it might look like to rest in mystery, to embrace God’s grace-filled invitation to trust and persevere, even—and especially—when God’s ways make no sense, and to live in certainty that God is writing a beautiful story with our lives. This book is honest, it is important, it is for such a time as this. I urge you, take and read.”
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