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Who Am I? Bonhoeffer as a Historical Mentor in Prayer: Part 3

November 10, 2013 by Tom Grosh IV Leave a Comment

Preface Click here for  Who Am I? Dietrich Bonhoeffer as a Historical Mentor in Prayer: Part 1  and here for Part 2 (focused upon Bonhoeffer's historical context). As you consider the relationship of Bonhoeffer's theology to a life of prayer, I encourage you to reflect upon and discuss with others: how prayer guides your daily life and those who lead your religious community/communities. what it means that Jesus the Christ is the Lord of your head, heart, and hands in all aspects of life. Take particular note of … [Read more...] about Who Am I? Bonhoeffer as a Historical Mentor in Prayer: Part 3

Filed Under: Christ and the Academy, Prayer Tagged With: Bonhoffer Christ and Culture, Christocentrism, dietrich bonhoeffer, Eberhard Bethge, Ernst Feil, Holy Spirit, Letters and papers from prison, Mary Bosanquet, Nancy Duff, personal liberation, Psalms, rule of life, The Cost of Discipleship, The Hiddenness of Prayer, The Lord's Prayer, Theology and Practice of Prayer, Who Am I? Dietrich Bonhoeffer as Historical Mentor in Prayer, Wordly Preaching: Lectures on Homiletics

Best Christian Books of All Time Reviews: Knowing God, Pt. II

April 25, 2013 by John Hundley 5 Comments

Last week I wrote the first part of what will be a several-part review of J.I. Packer's Knowing God.   This week I'm going to take a look at the remaining chapters of Part I before moving on and moving through a bit of Part II. Knowledge and Idolatry Chapter 3, "Knowing and Being Known," deals more directly with the distinction between knowledge  about  and knowledge  of (which I highlighted in last Thursday's post).  I like to call the former "factual" and the latter "intimate."  Concerning the latter, Packer … [Read more...] about Best Christian Books of All Time Reviews: Knowing God, Pt. II

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