In this new book, Sara Miles tells the story of what has happened in her attempts to follow Jesus, to do something real in response to teachings that many people still see as abstract or merely symbolic. It's also a response to the many people she met in promoting her first book, people who were afraid or felt they couldn't possibly do the kinds of things she has done: start a food pantry, love the unlovable, go to dark and scary places to bless and heal. But she holds up the model of Jesus himself: Throughout the gospels, as he roams through Palestine, Jesus repeatedly makes specific calls to action to his followers, tasks that they will have to perform on the spot--- and have to do again and again, when he's gone. They (and we) don't always understand, but he insists. "You can do this stuff," he tells them. "Walk this way. Come on, don't be afraid." It's up to us to take up God's work in the world.
Daily Prayers : From the World's Faiths
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The World War II History Journals: 1941
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Invisible Storm : A Soldier's Memoir of Politics and PTSD
Jason Kander
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Bible Stories Collection: A Captivating Religious Storybook for Kids to Discover Jesus's Miracles, Learn Christian Moral Values, Connecting To Christ, and Grow in God's Love.
Ella Swan
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The American War in Afghanistan : A History 1st Edition
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How to Survive the School Year : An essential guide for stressed-out grown-ups
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The Gospel of Inclusion: Reaching Beyond Religious Fundamentalism to the True Love of God and Self
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God's Wisdom: Bible Passages Exploring God's Guidance for Our Lives
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Black Saturday : An Unfiltered Account of the October 7th Attack on Israel and the War in Gaza
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Christ in Crisis : Why We Need to Reclaim Jesus
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Gunlore : Firearms, Folkways, and Communities
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Moving Mountains Interfaith Stories Of The Universal Spirit
Sripad Jagannatha Dasa
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