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bookFollowing Selections from Following the Call on the Sermon on the Mount The selections in this booklet—a subset from Following the Call, edited by Charles E. Moore—were chosen by Richard Foster to help provide a taste of the wealth of literature written on this most…
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articleThe Cultural Captivity of the Church Using the pen-name "Robert J. Catalyst," Richard Foster answers the fictitious Martin's contemporary queries in his Quaker Life column
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articleThe Invisible Nature of the Spiritual Perspectives Newsletter Vol. 3 No. 3 Richard Foster explains that spiritual reality is hidden from us "until we want to see it . . . want to see it with all our hearts . . . long for it like the deer longing for flowing streams (Ps.…
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articleSitting with Suffering How do we address the suffering of others? What can we say or do to alleviate their pain? Richard Foster offers some wise words on the spiritual practice of presence that will help fill their…
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episodeNathan and Richard Foster — Spiritual Disciplines Aren’t The Point At a recent Ordinary Saints Gathering Nathan sat down with his father Richard Foster to talk about spiritual disciplines. In this candid conversation we're reminded disciplines aren't the point but…
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articleHoly Joy Francis and the First Nativity Scene “I commend Francis of Assisi to you as a model of charismatic jubilee,” writes Richard Foster in Streams of Living Water. In this excerpt, Foster tells the heart-warming story of St. Francis…
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articleHow Did Jesus Pray? (A One-Week Devotional) Daily Devotionals from The Reservoir From The Reservoir, these daily devotionals dive into the Contemplative Stream: The Prayer-filled Life.
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articleSubmitting is an Act of Choice "Giving up getting our own way” is Lacy Borgo's child-friendly definition of submission. And for this discipline to be healthy, that "giving up" has to be an act of choice.
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articleOur “Holy” Sins Daring to Face What We Tend to Ignore Can believers be blind to certain sins? Carolyn Arends takes a look at the subtle slips from right-relationship that keep us from loving as God loves.
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articleA New Reformation Perspectives Newsletter Vol. 10 No. 3 A reformation of the heart, Richard Foster writes, "centers on the work of spiritual formation, that is, the formation of the human spirit by the Spirit of God."
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Renovaré WeeklyMay 22, 2026 More Dense, More Real, More Substantive “The dumbing down of the mind is not the wave of the future. …We are created for more, and with centripetal force we will push toward the more dense, the more real, the more substantive.”
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bookAbandonment to Divine Providence (Classics with Commentary) The Classic Text With a Spiritual Commentary by Dennis Billy Accompanied by the probing, expert commentary of Dennis Billy, C.Ss.R., this exemplary edition of de Caussade's Abandonment offers newcomers to mysticism and spiritual direction a clear, compelling…
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