That You Might Have Life
12 Spiritual Practices to Nurture Your Call to Holiness
Nonfiction, Religion & Spirituality, Inspiration & Meditation, Christianity, Christian Life
| Author: | David Haas | ISBN: | 9781627852715 |
| Publisher: | Twenty-Third Publications/Bayard | Publication: | March 29, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Twenty-Third Publications/Bayard | Language: | English |
| Author: | David Haas |
| ISBN: | 9781627852715 |
| Publisher: | Twenty-Third Publications/Bayard |
| Publication: | March 29, 2017 |
| Imprint: | Twenty-Third Publications/Bayard |
| Language: | English |
Here is the bottom line: God loves us. There is nothing that we can do that can push that love away. So we are invited to stop fighting and instead accept and celebrate this love. Surrendering to this invitation is the starting block of the lifetime adventure of holiness.
‑from the Introduction
No matter where we are in our life journey, we all feel the desire for something “more,” something transcendent that gives our life meaning. How do we connect to that spiritual dimension? How do we nurture it? In this very personal and helpful book, David Haas, one of today’s top liturgical composers, helps us to see that holiness is the key to our search, and holiness begins when we realize that we are God’s beloved children. Haas offers twelve simple spiritual practices that can be taken in any order, individually or with a small group, that can help us grow closer to God and one another by embracing God’s unending and unconditional love for us.
Here is the bottom line: God loves us. There is nothing that we can do that can push that love away. So we are invited to stop fighting and instead accept and celebrate this love. Surrendering to this invitation is the starting block of the lifetime adventure of holiness.
‑from the Introduction
No matter where we are in our life journey, we all feel the desire for something “more,” something transcendent that gives our life meaning. How do we connect to that spiritual dimension? How do we nurture it? In this very personal and helpful book, David Haas, one of today’s top liturgical composers, helps us to see that holiness is the key to our search, and holiness begins when we realize that we are God’s beloved children. Haas offers twelve simple spiritual practices that can be taken in any order, individually or with a small group, that can help us grow closer to God and one another by embracing God’s unending and unconditional love for us.
