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Carl Jung’s penetrating diagnosis: "Neurosis
Carl Jung’s penetrating diagnosis: "Neurosis is always a substitute for legitimate suffering Dallas WillardClick to Tweet Available on amazon.co.uk*Available on […]
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Our mistake is to think
Our mistake is to think that following Jesus consists in loving our enemies, going the "second mile", turning the other […]
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The more we praym the
The more we praym the more we think to pray Dallas WillardClick to TweetFrom the book “Spirit of the Disciplines: […]
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No great sophistication or information
No great sophistication or information about God is required to be reached by God. Edith Schaeffer tells of a man […]
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We find the Christian life
We find the Christian life so difficult because we seek for God’s blessing while we live our own will. We […]
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Beyong abandonment is the contentment
Beyong abandonment is the contentment with the will of God: not only with his being who he is and ordaining […]
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A major service of spirituial
A major service of spirituial disciplines – such as solitude (being alone with God for long periods of time), fasting […]
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James had no doubt observed
James had no doubt observed the incredible power of the tongue to stir up the inclinations of the whole body […]
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Confusion is the enemy of
Confusion is the enemy of spiritual orientation. Rest, properly taken, gives clarity to the mind. Weariness by contrast, can make […]
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What are the feelings that
What are the feelings that dominate in a life that has been inwardly transformed to be like Christs? They are […]