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articleGrief Perspectives Newsletter Vol. 2 No. 2 What can anyone say or do in the face of tragic loss? Richard Foster's letter from 1992 offers wise counsel on how to stand with people in their grief.
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Renovaré WeeklyJune 12, 2020 Link Correction: Learning to Listen "If we really want to be a countercultural people,” Richard Foster remarked in his final talk given two years ago this week, “I suggest first of all that we simply ‘shut up and listen.’ We…Explore
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Renovaré WeeklyJune 12, 2020 Learning to Listen "If we really want to be a countercultural people,” Richard Foster remarked in his final talk given two years ago this week, “I suggest first of all that we simply ‘shut up and listen.’ We…Explore
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articleStep into the Streams James Catford shares a personal story of how Richard Foster introduced the idea of the Six Streams of the Great Christian Tradition to him. Something clicked for the young British book editor, and…
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episodeSabbath · Reading Protestant and Catholic Authors · Praying for One Another Listener questions guide our hosts into a fruitful discussion about moving from theory to practice in the discipline of Sabbath, exploring historic Christian writers both inside and outside of your…
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episodeTrials vs Temptations · What Trips You Up · Measuring Spiritual Progress In this month’s episode of Friends in Formation, Richella, Nate, and James answer listener questions about Dallas Willard’s version of The Lord’s Prayer, what things get the goat of our hosts, and…
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articleThe Six Streams and Hope for a New Reformation Nathan Foster imagines a new reformation within the Body of Christ, one grounded in the ecumenical embrace of the six historical movements, or streams, in church history.
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articleLove’s Imparting Three readings on God’s embrace Three readings—two recent and one from the 15th century—unpack the biblical image of God as Lover and humans as Beloved.
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episodeImage Bearing · Exploring Church Traditions · Stability in Times of Discontent The Podcast hosts dig into questions about what the term "image bearer" means, how to experience and appreciate other Christian denominations, and what to do when your work or life situation feels…
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+21 more25 Books Every Christian Should Read The Best Christian Books Across the Centuries Chosen by a Notable Editorial Board An editorial board including Dallas Willard, Richard Foster, Phyllis Tickle and others select the best books ever written on the Christian life.
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episodeEmilie Griffin — Doorways to the Prayerful Life (Q&A w/ Dallas Willard) Inspired by the chapter on prayer in The Divine Conspiracy, author and Renovaré Ministry Team member Emilie Griffin gives a talk on prayer at the 1999 Renovaré International Conference in Houston.…
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Renovaré WeeklyMay 10, 2019 Post-Denominational? In the book Streams of Living Water, Richard Foster outlines six great Traditions, or streams, flowing throughout Church history. Christ perfectly embodies all of them. (Our content focus for the…Explore
