A life that is too crowded lacks the “spaciousness” needed for wonder and worship, Thomas Kelly explains in this excerpt from The Eternal Promise.
Thomas Kelly describes glorious plateaus of communion and perspective when we become aware of the immediacy of God’s presence beyond the framework of time.
In a lecture given just days before his death, Thomas Kelly spoke about the marvelous kinship between those who know God’s abiding presence.
Thomas Kelly writes about the intentional, “decided” character of true Christianity, which places “the whole of life in a new and divine Center.”
From his enduring classic, A Testament of Devotion, Thomas Kelly offers four steps or guidelines to help us “commit our lives in unreserved obedience to Him.”
“God never guides us into an intolerable scramble of panting feverishness.” Thomas R. Kelly invites us to slow down and live in the “unhurried peace and power” of a heaven-directed life.
New Renovaré Resource — Learning to Hear God: Two Listening Exercises
New Renovaré Resource — Learning to Hear God: Two Listening Exercises
