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from: Chariot Victor Publishing
Binding: Hardcover
Dewey Decimal Number: 242.5
EAN: 9781564767516
ISBN: 1564767515
Label: Chariot Victor Publishing
Manufacturer: Chariot Victor Publishing
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 224
Publication Date: 1998-09
Publisher: Chariot Victor Publishing
Sales Rank: 553432
Studio: Chariot Victor Publishing
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Product Description:
If you really want to hear what God is saying to you, first you have to slow down. That is what Reflections on the Word by acclaimed writer Ken Gire is designed to help you do. To create pauses for reflection, like park benches that allow you to stop and sit and reflect on your spiritual journey. To check the map. And your bearings. And to make any adjustments in your course.
Each reflection begins with a Scripture reading. It's followed by a meditation that offers insight into the passage, written either by Ken Gire or other spiritual guides from around the world and across the centuries, including Dietrich Bonhoeffer, Catherine Marshall, Oswald Chambers, and Edith Schaeffer. The closing prayer is intended only to start you praying, in hopes that the Holy Spirit will bring other things to mind-other vistas He would have you see, other paths He would have you take, other precipices He would have you avoid.
This is a companion book to two others in this new series by Ken Gire that emphasize the centuries-old tradition of reflective living-The Reflective Life, a spiritual primer, and Reflections on Your Life, a journal.
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Rating: - An Unexpected surprise
I found this little book tucked away in the Religious section of my local favorite bookstore, drawn only at first by the beautiful cover. I soon realized, however, that the cover was only a facade for the even more lovely contents that it harbored. While Christian devotionals can be more prevalent that voyeristic TV shows these days, this book offers something beyond the typical "make me feel good" devotional. Dire, by means of a three-step process involving scripture, reflection, and prayer, ... Read More
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