Spirituality

Jesus asked many questions, and this volume identifies 200 of them. Father Pennington reflects on the questions and suggests that living with the questions of Jesus, living in these questions, can bring us to a wider perspective on our lives, in fact, to seeing our lives the way God sees them.

The Pilgrim Journey tells the story of pilgrimage in the Western world over the course of two millennia.

This book encourages readers to see innocently, as if for the first time, to jettison preconceptions and categories and to perceive God in all things and in all people. Offering practical tips and guidance on mindfulness from a Christian perspective, it is accessible to (and respectful towards) those of any faith or none.

When 24-7 Prayer leader and young pastor Alain Emerson lost his twenty-three-year-old wife to cancer, his once firm faith seemed to crumble. In this profound exploration of loss, Alain walks through the stages of grief and shock, choosing to lean into the pain. In facing God with his disappointment, he emerges with a stronger and deeper faith.

This collection of Michael Mayne's unpublished writings and lectures focuses on Anglicanism's distinctive theology and ethos, and how it can help the church speak to contemporary society. It offers a vintage distillation of his wisdom and pastoral understanding that remains extraordinarily relevant.

Lift Up Your Heart is an unique introduction to the writings of St. Francis de Sales, offering readers a personal, ten-day mini-retreat based on ten famous meditations from de Sales spiritual classic, Introduction to the Devout Life.