Sacred Time : Living In The Presence Of God
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There is a tremendous hunger among Christians today for deeper encounters with the living Christ. We want desperately to know Him so that we can better serve and follow His will for our lives. Unfortunately, the practice of communing with the Lord doesn’t always come naturally. So, how do we structure our lives so we are prepared for, and responsive to His presence?
Sacred Time guides you in the discipline of prayer, silence, Sabbath, simplicity and other yielding spiritual practices. Authors Jim Hampton and Amy Brothers provide unique insight into how these ancient traditions can be relevant for Christians today.
Discover what it means to be in passionate pursuit of intimacy with God.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780834150317
ISBN10: 083415031X
Jim Hampton | Amy Brothers
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: June 2009
Ancient Faith
Publisher: Barefoot Ministries
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