GodspeechWm. B. Eerdmans Publishing, 2006 M04 10 - 173 páginas Johnson offers guidance for the difficult task of putting into human words the divine speech that believers discern from their ordinary daily experiences. He cites encounters related by Andrae Crouch, John Wesley, Parker Palmer, and Frederick Buechner. (Practical Life) |
Contenido
Can You Put It into Words? | 1 |
Interpreting GodSpeech An Essential but Elusive Task | 18 |
What Makes GodSpeech Possible? | 30 |
Significant Aspects of GodSpeech | 42 |
Mentoring in GodSpeech | 62 |
Putting It into Words Testimony | 75 |
GodSpeech in Cultural Modes | 95 |
GodSpeech in Everyday Life | 122 |
Translations of Primary and Secondary GodSpeech | 132 |
Términos y frases comunes
Andraé Crouch asked authentic become began begin believe Ben Campbell Buechner Christ Christian church comes Condoleezza Rice conversation created creation creativity cultural discernment disclosures divine ence encounter Evelyn Underhill experience express faith fear feel felt form of GodSpeech Frederick Buechner gift give Glossolalia God's speech God's word grasp hear heard heart ideas images insight Jesse Owens Jesus John Wesley learning the language listen lives Lord meaning memory mentor in GodSpeech metaphors mind Mode of GodSpeech mystery occurs pain parable Parker Palmer Perhaps person poetry pray prayer preacher presence primary GodSpeech put into words questions reality reflect relationship response secondary GodSpeech seems sense someone soul speak speaking in tongues speech about God spoke story struggle Sunday testimony things Thomas Merton thought tion tongue vision vocabulary voice Walter Brueggemann woman wonder words of faith worship writing