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Willard talks about the fundamental aspect of our life--following Jesus, the Messiah.
This book makes accessible a new vision of life redeemed-bought back-from the pawn shop run by the world, the flesh, and the devil: redeemed through a living, interactive relationship with Jesus Christ. It is new, however, only in relationship to recent practice, but as old as the people of Christ. The action takes place where redemption must take place, in the ordinary life that everyone must live, no matter what kind of "shows" may be running. The author makes clear how anyone and everyone can "take hold of that life which is life indeed." (2 Tim. 6:19) Starting right where they are, they can begin to do simple things that allow the water of spiritual life in Christ to surge through inner and outer channels parched from living "with no hope and without God in the world." (Eph. 2:12)
Read more: Foreword: Apprenticeship with Jesus by Dallas Willard
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Hi guys. Here's a random quick peak from Tea with Hezbollah that comes out next month:
Ten minutes later we were back on the road, driving in silence. As much is communicated by what isn't said, as by what is. Late into the night we would discuss both. But here our purpose is simply to report what was said and what wasn't, not to offer any opinions or conclusions from the words of the powerful ideologues we interviewed.
Read more: An Excerpt from Tea with Hezbollah by Carl Medearis