Renewing Your Spiritual Passion (Student/Study Guide)
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CONTENTS
PREFACE
1. It’s Got to Glow in You All the Time
2. Doing More and Enjoying It Less
3. It’s All Over!
4. Running on Empty
5. Further Threats to Spiritual Passion
6. Those Who Bring Joy
7. The Happy and the Hurting
8. Friendly Fire
9. He Knew I Couldn’t Handle It!
10. It’s What’s Inside That Counts
11. Rack ‘Em Up
12. Safe Places
13. The Place of Secrets
14. The Still Times
15. Special Friends
16. More Special Friends
17. Renewing Your Spiritual Passion
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STUDY GUIDE
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Have- you ever been too far- from home to turn back yet too weary to want to continue toward your destination? Renewing, Your Spiritual Passion looks at the journey we-are on, as. Christians, and poses just that question: All of us want to have the passion to be godly people. But too many times, having that passion is easier to talk about than to actually find or maintain.
Do you have so many things to do, and, do well, that you are unable to do them all? Are, you tired and passionless about your spiritual journey? In Renewing Your Spiritual Passion, Gordon MacDonald asks if there is a growing weariness of spirit -among Christians and discusses what they can do to change that.
Learn what is happening to you, why it is happening, and what you can do about it by Renewing Your Spiritual Passion.
For years, Gordon MacDonald has been giving -readers, conference-goers, and church members guidance and encouragement on a variety of important issues. Now, his, best-loved works can be found in The Gordon MacDonald. Bestseller Series, each including a study guide for individual of group use. Look for all four titles in the series: Ordering Your Private World, Renewing Your-Spiritual Passion, The Life God Blesses and When Men Think-private Thoughts.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780785271628
ISBN10: 0785271627
Gordon MacDonald
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: May 1997
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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