Sacred Pathways

Revolution Within by Dwight Edwards (foreword by Larry Crabb)
A Fresh Look at Supernatural Living

Because of what God has done for every believer, you actually possess outlandish treasures you may never have dreamed existed. God has made "New Covenant" promises to each of us. And in fulfillment of those promises, He has placed within every believer four revolutionary provisions: a new purity, a new disposition, a new identity, and a new power. These lavish supernatural resources permanently reside within your soul right now—ready for release every day of your life on earth! 

Revolution Within shows what these four provisions really are and how to release them, so you can experience all the best God has for you. And when you do, you fulfill your God-given purpose in life. Because God doesn't want us just to be spiritually whole but to be spiritually provocative. As you tap into this vibrant eternal reality, you'll experience fresh intimacy with God, new liberty, a deepened sense of community with other believers, and a new capacity for ministry. And through it all you'll grow in your passion for what God Himself is most passionate about: His glory. 

"One of the fundamental misunderstandings the first-century world had in regard to Jesus was that He had come to stir up an outward, political revolution. Dwight Edwards reminds us in his powerful book that the revolution, like the kingdom, is essentially within—that Jesus is still a King whose kingdom is the heart."—Michael Card (recording artist and author)

Streams of Living Water by Richard J. Foster
Celebrating the Great Traditions of Christian Faith

In Streams of Living Water, Foster seeks a balanced path to a renewal of the Spirit. The six streams are: the Contemplative, or prayer-filled life; the life of Holiness, or the virtuous life; the Charismatic, or Spirit empowered life; the life of Social Justice, or the compassionate life; the Evangelical, or Word-centered life; and finally, the Incarnational, or sacramental life. Foster identifies the strengths and weaknesses of each stream and offers practical ways to incorporate these spiritual dimensions into our daily lives—offering a clear and tangible path to authentic Christian experience.

Sacred Pathways by Gary L. Thomas
Discover Your Soul's Path to God

How would you like to experience a new and dynamic relationship with God by learning to love Him according to the way He made you? This breakthrough book helps readers understand the unique way in which they relate to God and tells how they can make the most of their spiritual journeys. Thomas breaks down the barriers that keep Christians locked into rigid methods of worship and prayer, and places an emphasis on practical spiritual exercises for Christians of all persuasions. 

Sacred Marriage by Gary L. Thomas
Celebrating Marriage As a Spiritual Discipline

What if God designed marriage to make us holy more than to make us happy? "This isn't a book that seeks to tell you how to have a happier marriage," says Gary Thomas. "This is a  book that looks at how we can use the challenges, joys, struggles, and celebrations of marriage to draw closer to God." Whether it is delightful or difficult, your marriage can become a doorway to a closer walk with God and to a spiritual integrity that, like salt, seasons the world around you with the savor of Christ.

Seeking the Face of God by Gary L. Thomas
The Path to a More Intimate Relationship

In every age, men and women have sought a more intimate relationship with God. By weaving insights from the great Christian thinkers of the past into a soul-searching book for today, Seeking the Face of God will lead you to a new and deeper understanding of the timeless themes of faith:spiritual training, cultivating the quiet, the difficulty of the Christian life, seasons of the soul, soul surgery, holiness of the heart, joyful surrender, God's providence, spiritual discipline, and more. Its a book that seeks to take the best of the Christian classics and apply their insights to today.

Living Prayer by Robert Benson

Examining centuries-old traditions of liturgy, the calendar year of the church, and contemplative prayer practices, and the Rule of St. Benedict, Benson explores how we communicate with God. What he discovers is a practice both old and new that is much more than our calling our to God. He demonstrates how prayer can enter the fabric of one's existence so that life itself becomes prayer. He illustrates the reasons we are drawn to pray, and affirms the grace of leading a life attuned to the voice of God.