Mission-shaped Spirituality: The Transforming Power of MissionIf your shelves are overloaded with books on how to do mission, create some space to engage with this book. No to-do lists. No win-win strategies. Instead this discerning book reflects on the inner resources and attitude of mind required to engage in mission in a post-modern, pluralist society. Combining real-life case studies with vital lessons from her own personal journey, Susan Hope explores what happens to us on the inside when we embark on mission. This gently provocative book will help us to listen to the Holy Spirit and the cultures in which we find ourselves. This book encourages the reader to discover a spirituality that envigorates and revives enthusiasm and personal vision for mission. |
Contents
Chapter From come to | 1 |
Called and sent | 6 |
Living trustingly | 14 |
Seeing | 22 |
Take nothing for the journey | 35 |
Two by two | 50 |
Prayer promise and struggle | 61 |
The message and the messengers | 74 |
Other editions - View all
Common terms and phrases
action Acts adventure already apostolic apostolic spirituality become began begin believe boundaries centre Christ Christian Christian community coming confidence course cross culture dependence developed discovered door effect Encounters engage essential evangelism experience eyes face fact faith feel felt follow freedom fresh expressions give given God's going gospel grow happen hard healing heart Holy Spirit human important invited issues Jesus journey keep kind lead leaders learning lives look Lord Luke marked means meeting ministry mission Mission-shaped Church missionary move ourselves particular perhaps person plant possibility prayer praying present question receive relationship response seems sense sent shape share Sheffield signs sometimes start story story story suggested task things tradition true trust turning whole young