Trevor Hudson
Biography
Trevor Hudson has served in the Methodist ministry and was part of the pastoral team at Northfield Methodist Church in Benoni. Hudson wrote Discovering Our Spiritual Identity (2010) and wrote the foreword to Conversations with Silence (2021).
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Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“In these beautifully crafted reflections on Mary's experiences of sitting at the feet of Jesus, Bruce and Carolyn Hindmarsh invite us to indwell both Mary's Bethany home and our own home. They bring to this invitation their own rich experiences of exploring this material with others in retreat settings as well as their own thoughtful biblical and theological attention to the narrative details of the relevant gospel texts. As we respond to their invitation to enter imaginatively into these gospel stories, we can anticipate the living Christ encountering us where we happen to live and work.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Where there is no vision people perish. In Contemplative Vision Juliet Benner enlivens us to see in the visible those things that are invisible. Her icon-mediations left me with a lingering sense of wonder, awe and reverence.”
Experiencing Scripture as a Disciple of Jesus
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“Throughout the ages, Christ followers have affirmed the astonishing good news that we can encounter the living God as we read the Scriptures. In his careful reflections on the way that Dallas Willard read, taught, and lived the Scriptures, Dave Ripper guides us step by step into how we can open our hearts and minds to this divine encounter. This accessible book deepened my desire to live more deeply with one foot in the Bible and my other foot in my everyday life. I believe it will also do this for you.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“With a delightful sense of humor, which often brought tears to my eyes, and a profound wisdom of the heart shaped by the wonders and wounds of her own pilgrimage through life, Lacy Finn Borgo invites readers to welcome their own childhood self. As we follow her carefully crafted suggested practices, she helps us to discover what it may mean to live with the faith of a child. We realize afresh that we can never ever be separate from the Great Love who knitted us together in our mother's womb and who hasn't put down those knitting needles ever since. Most especially, Lacy Borgo's words help us to know ever more deeply the truth of Jesus' words that, unless we become like children, we will not experience the joyful realities of God's presence within our everyday lives.”
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“As I encountered the courageous journey of Christine Yi Suh discovering and living into her own 'uniqueness of being' as a Four on the Enneagram, there was so much that spoke deeply to me. Christine brings a timely concern that this popular tool be explored, not simply for our own personal growth but for the sake of building a more compassionate society. In generously sharing with us glimpses of her own self-discovery, she guides us in how we can create safe spaces for those who have been marginalized and silenced by the dominant culture. Above all, with a beautiful interweaving of personal story, biblical narrative, and social awareness, she encourages each one of us to 'show up' in this broken world as God's beloved, special, and unique image bearers, whatever number we may be on the Enneagram. Christine's passionate writing voice, representing a fresh wave of much-needed new writers, will be a gift for many of us.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“In Friendship with Jesus, Dan Heavenor encourages us in the ancient practice of placing the God-given gift of our imagination at the service of our faith. He helps us to see that by imaginatively entering the gospel stories we can encounter the living Christ with both mind and heart. This book will be a gift to all who desire to know, love, and follow Jesus more deeply.”
Christian Living
“As we navigate the overwhelming human tragedy of the Coronavirus, could there be a more critical time to keep hope alive? In a beautifully crafted text, with not a wasted word, Paul Chilcote and Steve Harper help us to do just this. They outline the biblical foundations for a ‘theology of hope,’ offer glimpses into the courageous lives of hope-filled women and men, give reasons why hope is a good thing, and describe practical and accessible ways for us to open our hearts to God’s gift of hope. As they do this, they both encourage and equip us to be an Easter Sunday people in our Good Friday world.”
Prayer & Spiritual Formation
“In Opening to God David Benner comes alongside our lives as a wise and discerning companion. His words water our desire for God, encourage us in our spiritual practice and widen our lenses through which we view the landscape of prayer. They will speak to any heart that longs for a deeper, closer and more intimate walk with God.”
Praying in the Spirit of Christ
Bible Studies & Devotionals
“Over the years I have come to value so much the unusual gifting of Paul Chilcote as a Wesleyan scholar and author. He has the rare ability to share the rich treasures of his own faith tradition both with those of his own tribe and beyond. This he always does in a way that is fresh, winsome, and powerfully attractive. In Praying in the Spirit of Christ he accomplishes this again. Here he takes the rich devotional inheritance that shaped the lives of the Wesley brothers, drills down deep and makes it available to us in 52 prayers that we can pray ourselves. Phrased in contemporary English, Paul shows how an ‘ancient-future’ approach to discipleship can speak so powerfully to our hearts and minds today. You can be sure that as you live with this book, you will be drawn into the kind of faith that works through love towards a holiness of heart and life. I commend this work highly and with much gratitude to God for Paul’s life and witness.”
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