Christians need help with an age-old problem: our repeated failure to live up to our own beliefs. We have a high calling in Christ—and we all fall short, repeatedly and constantly. How do we close the gap? Steve Midgley suggests we embrace the nearly forgotten practice of Christian meditation. He makes a biblical and practical argument for reestablishing this important and fruitful spiritual discipline and provides an extended example to give readers a feel for this lost art.
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