Spiritual Formation & Discipleship
The theology and practice of Christian growth and sanctification. Covers spiritual disciplines (prayer, Bible reading, meditation, fasting, solitude), growth in virtue and character, the means of grace, small group discipleship resources, and materials for different life stages. Contains works by Owen, Packer, Foster, Willard, and others.
11 works
Matthew Bingham's "A Heart Aflame for God" addresses a perceived "sanctification gap" and spiritual discontent within contemporary evangelicalism, which often l…
The book "Am I Really a Christian?" by Mike McKinley addresses the critical question of genuine Christian identity and assurance of salvation. McKinley argues a…
Samuel D. James's "Digital Liturgies" argues that digital technologies, particularly the internet and social media, are not neutral tools but powerful "epistemo…
John Flavel's 'Husbandry Spiritualized' is a classic Puritan devotional treatise that systematically draws profound spiritual lessons from the common activities…
Samuel Shaw's "Immanuel" is a profound theological treatise arguing that true Christian religion is not an external performance or mere intellectual assent, but…
Jamie Dunlop's 'Love the Ones Who Drive You Crazy' addresses the pervasive challenge of disunity and conflict within local churches, particularly in an increasi…
John Calvin's 'The Golden Booklet of the True Christian Life' is a foundational treatise on Christian piety and sanctification, originally comprising chapters 6…
Sebastian Traeger and Greg Gilbert's 'The Gospel at Work' offers a robust theological framework for understanding and engaging with one's profession from a dist…
This work is a collection of twenty-four public prayers offered by Charles Haddon Spurgeon, the renowned 'Prince of Preachers,' as preludes to his Sunday mornin…
This treatise is an profound exposition of Ephesians 3:18-19, urging believers to comprehend the "breadth, length, depth, and height" of God's love in Christ, w…
Thabiti M. Anyabwile's 'What Is a Healthy Church Member?' is a practical theological work that argues for the indispensable role of individual church members in…