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Walking Barefoot Ministries presents these resources for your spiritual growth and encouragement. We have selected books which will help you take the next step in your walk with the Lord. To help you discern what the Lord is saying to you, and what He desires to do in your life. To help you experience the presence and power of God in your life.

 

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Henri J. Nouwen

 

The Way of the Heart
Desert Spirituality and Contemporary Ministry

The modern classic that interweaves the solitude, silence, and prayer of the fourth and fifth century Egyptian Desert Fathers and Mothers with our contemporary search for an authentic spirituality. 







 

Out of Solitude
Three Meditations on the Christian Life

Three beautifully written, scripture-based meditations show how it was in solitude that Jesus found the courage to follow God's will, not his own- the core the the Christian life, a message of profound importance. Out of Solitude; the necessity of prayer away from the crowd. With Care; in solitude our caring grows strong and mature. In Expectation; the expectation of Christ's coming affects our solitude and care. 





 

Making All Things New
An Invitation to the Spiritual Life

"In this quietly written call to follow the way of Christian spirituality, Nouwen emphasizes the necessity for a personal program of contemplative solitude and for the individual's involvement in a community of like-seeking Christians."—Booklist  

"I think Nouwen has written a marvelous little book on helping people to walk quietly into the presence of God and begin to hear with a more sensitive part of their ears. I will recommend this book to anyone who wants to have a closer and more personal relationship with God."—J. Keith Miller