The Devout Life: Plunging the Depths of Spiritual Renewal
Oct 2017 · Wipf and Stock Publishers
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The church in the Western world is largely faltering in its spiritual and missional vitality. There’s a crisis of piety—or the devout life—heartfelt devotion to Christ and his cause. The Pietist movement of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries grew into a revolutionary torrent of spiritual renewal that influenced the Moravians, the Methodists, the great awakenings, and global evangelicalism as we know it today. The Devout Life explores and expands on ten key features of Pietism to plunge the depths of spiritual renewal for today.
The church in the Western world is largely faltering in its spiritual and missional vitality. There’s a crisis of piety—or the devout life—heartfelt devotion to Christ and his cause. The Pietist movement of the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries grew into a revolutionary torrent of spiritual re...
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Roger Helland is district minister of the Baptist General Conference in Alberta, Canada. His passion is to stimulate spiritual and missional renewal in the church. He is the author of six books including Magnificent Surrender (2012) and Missional Spirituality (2011) and serves as an adjunct instructor in several Bible colleges and seminaries. Roger and his wife Gail live near Calgary.
Roger Helland is district minister of the Baptist General Conference in Alberta, Canada. His passion is to stimulate spiritual and missional renewal in the church. He is the author of six books including Magnificent Surrender (2012) and Missional Spirituality (2011) and serves as an adjunct instr...
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