Lifespace: The Practice of Life with God
Life with God is a huge gulp of fresh air. Our existence as children of God should reflect unending, unbounded delight in the infinite glory of our Father. Too often this is not the case in our lives as we stagger far from God's expansive vision. But hope reigns. God has promised abundant life brightly illuminated with His glory. In LifeSpace, Joni Powers and Bob Pyne write for all who want to experience anew the life-giving breath of the Creator. They encourage readers to embrace the gift of expansive life that God is offering to each of us. This is only realized, they explain, as we properly understand the person of God, our relationship with him, and the radical freedom of grace. This visionary book is a life-altering call to a way of being that results in transformation with every breath. Come and join the conversation with those seeking lives that delight in God, a place of transcendent rest and a limitless horizon of possibility.
Product Details
- Title : Lifespace: The Practice of Life with God
- Authors:
- Powers, Joni Grace
- Pyne, Robert
- Publisher: Baker
- Publication Date: 2007
- ISBN: 9781441224354
Joni Grace Powers has her roots in the wilds of West
Texas and now lives in Dallas. She is a frequent lecturer, a
retreat speaker, and an ordained minister. A passionate teacher and
communicator, Joni's writing has covered the gamut from technical
business articles to executive development courses to theological
musings. She is most interested in the turbulent waters where
humanity encounters God. Joni and her husband, Tim, are holding on
for the ride as they raise two teenage daughters.
Robert Pyne hails from the beautiful desert of Arizona and
now lives in Dallas. Formerly a professor of theology, he currently
oversees leadership development for African Leadership and
Reconciliation Ministries. ALARM equips African pastors and leaders
for community transformation. Robert is a sought-after speaker on
the intersection of Christian life and culture, as well as an
active participant in the American Academy of Religion and the
Emergent dialogue. He and his wife, Julie, valiantly attempt to
keep up with four teenagers.