Windows of the Soul (Ken Gire)
Windows of the Soul teaches us a “discipline of awareness” by which we, caught unawares, taste intimacy with each other and with God.
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Many voices – authors and speakers, shrinks, and preachers – advise us on how live productive and meaningful lives. Some realistically weave together issues of the spirit, mind, and body and accurately reflect biblical truth. Their perspectives have deeply enriched my life and ministry.
Others address mental and physical issues but neglect, minimize, or distort deeper – and more basic – spiritual concerns. Still others address spiritual concerns but disregard physiological or mental realities. Here you can read reviews of what these voices are telling us and find significant quotes from their works.
Windows of the Soul teaches us a “discipline of awareness” by which we, caught unawares, taste intimacy with each other and with God.
Read moreA brilliant lawyer’s disability introduces him to truths that change his heart and teach him to love.
Read moreSitting by My Laughing Fire is one of those rare books whose wonder deeply stirs our hearts.
Read moreA question on the first page grips our attention: “Can human beings really change, really turn their lives around? White says “Yes … Deep and lasting change really is possible. And I don’t mean altered behavior, but a dramatic turnaround at the core of a person’s being. A change so dramatic and decisive we could call it an inner revolution. I have seen it happen.”
Read moreFrom overt malice to cold indifference, enmity is simply a failure to offer bold love. Yet Jesus commands us to love those who don’t love us. How?
Priorities, bucket lists, and deep gladness. What are you called to do? Take a look at this Frederich Buechner quote.
How often are we deeply known AND deeply cherished at the same time? Not often. Such deep friendship is rare. See a quote that describes it well.
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