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The Way of Love
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Peter M. Wallace
Oct/2017, 128 Pages, PAPERBACK, 5 x 7
ISBN-13: 9780819233615
• Fresh, accessible, and thought-provoking look at the life and ministry of Jesus
• Each day's entry includes a Scripture text, meditation, and questions for journaling and spiritual growth
Lent is a journey of the mind, heart, and spirit from the ashes of humanity to the cross and beyond—to the empty tomb. The central figure in that journey is Jesus. But who was he really? Why did he come and minister among us? How can his teachings enhance our lives? Why did he die? What does his resurrection really mean? These are questions that spur believers of all ages to seek a deeper understanding and appreciation of the Son of Man in their lives.
In this collection of fifty-two meditations and additional resources for spiritual growth, Peter Wallace guides readers through the life and ministry, the words and works of Jesus, with the goal of getting to know him in fresh new ways that encourage a stronger faith and a spirited engagement with the world around us.
PETER M. WALLACE, an Episcopal priest, is executive producer and host of the Day1 radio/podcast and president of the Alliance for Christian Media. The author of ten books, including Getting to Know Jesus (Again): Meditations for Lent (Church Publishing), and editor of Faith and Science in the 21st Century: A Postmodern Primer (Church Publishing), he has contributed to numerous devotional resources. Peter earned a bachelor’s in journalism from Marshall University and a Master of Theology degree from Dallas Theological Seminary.
“Peter has always walked the talk. In this deep Lenten meditation, he reminds us that living meaningfully requires us all to make such a walk. In order to walk faithfully, we must carve out a space for communion with Jesus. The spirit talks to everyone, but only a few listen and are willing to walk with that spirit through the wilderness to the cross. Through his engaging style, Peter compels us to make the steps necessary to listen. Lent is a deep and slow walk that leads us to new life. Peter helps us when we get fearful, distracted, lazy, or judgmental to come back to the heart of the journey. For him, it’s not just the journey or the destination, it’s both on the Lenten walk. You will be blessed by walking with Peter during Lent.”
—Becca Stevens, author, Letters from the Farm