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Isn’t it interesting how one thought can lead to another and that to another and that … and, yet, at the end of the chain while you have entertained ideas that could seem so disconnected but you still see a … Continue reading
Tag Archives: Christlikeness
That question may be a little confusing but allow me to offer some light. A few weeks ago we looked at a couple of the publications from Renovare. First, A Spiritual Formation Workbook and then Devotional Classics: Selected Readings for … Continue reading
For the past two weeks, first from Evelyn Underhill and then from Eugene Peterson, we have heard about a certain kind of passivity in the Christian walk. Today, let’s listen to Dallas Willard, “[Disciplines are] activities we engage in that are within … Continue reading
The other day I was reading Invitation to the Jesus Life: Experiments in Christlikeness by Jan Johnson, and saw this – “… disciplines are ways of entering the life of Jesus. As you practice disciplines, keep in mind that they interrupt … Continue reading
I decided to start this year by rereading 40 Days Living the Jesus Creed by Scot McKnight. As I begin to read it again, I see more and more the passion McKnight has to share what he sees as foundational … Continue reading