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John Ortberg
"Keri joins an ancient stream of thinkers and writers who look at the growth of all living things and reflect on the growth of the heart. Jesus teaches the deep wisdom that we can't make it happen by ourselves, but we have much to do. It requires wisdom."Keri writes as a mom, wife and active, real-world person. I remember hearing about a parent who asked once at a seminar on desert spirituality—'Is there childcare in the desert?' If you ever ask that kind of question—how is growth possible in my world?—this book is for you. For it turns out that while there might not be childcare in the garden, caring for children can become one of the ways that God causes the garden of your soul to grow.
"Her approach is accessible—anybody who really wants to grow can jump right in. It's also realistic—you don't have to resign from your life and go be a hermit someplace. Her voice will bring hope to people who may have felt stagnant for too long.
"So here's to growth. Read the book—slowly if you can—but read it with an eye and ear for God's hand and voice."
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Work.
Parenting.
Chores.
These words can fence in your life. The demands on your time and energy too often leave you feeling depleted. How do you foster spiritual growth amid the realites of life today?
Confession, solitude, service, studying the Word, praying, simplifying. Keri Wyatt Kent introduces these disciplines—the practices that ...