Can waiting be the most proactive thing you do all day? This Richard Foster gem says, “Yes!” Come see why.
In the first of a two-part examination, Richard Foster looks at some guidelines we can use when seeking to be formed spiritually. Here, he offers 3 “do nots” for believers longing for the with-God life.
Here is the second part of Richard Foster’s ten guidelines for spiritual formation, this time with seven “do’s” that will take us deeper into living and sharing the with-God life. With our focus on these ideas, we can go forth boldly into whatever is in store.
We are always delighted to welcome Renovaré Board and Ministry Team member Richella Parham back as guest editor. She looks at the antidote to holiday season stress and excess by introducing us to a piece by Richard Foster on Simplicity.
Richard Foster shares this gentle reminder to take a moment (or several) to remember the poor during the Christmas season bustle by seeking out those Salvation Army bell-ringers.
Looking at one of the most practical ways to experience the “blessing of blessing,” Richard Foster prescribes a “lavish and joyful giving” as the antidote to low spiritual vitality, dusty words, and hollow, empty prayers.
Listen in on a conversation between Richard Foster and Chris Webb as they discuss Joshua Choonmin Kang’s book Deep-Rooted in Christ: The Way of Transformation.
Richard Foster helps us travel light by laying down the weight of our own religious solemnity.
Read anew some well-considered words from Dietrich Bonhoeffer on the “four great dimensions of a spiritual life that lead to freedom in all its facets.” Richard Foster introduces us to them in this excerpt from Streams of Living Water
In this excerpt from Richard Foster’s Streams of Living Water, a biographical sketch of Dietrich Bonhoeffer offers an example not only of the Holiness Tradition, but of the balance of all six streams of Christian tradition.
The application deadline for the next cohort of the Renovaré Institute is February 1st! Learn more >
The application deadline for the next cohort of the Renovaré Institute is February 1st! Learn more >