Spiritual Landscape

Spiritual LandscapeIn Spiritual Landscape, James Resseguie draws from studies in narrative criticism to present the spiritual significance of the geographic environment, social relationships, and the local economy in Luke's Gospel. Students, preachers, spiritual directors, and readers interested in spirituality from a biblical perspective will gain insight from the role of stories such as the road to Emmaus, the tax collector's feast, and the demoniac's change of

and individual study--what the biblical text really means

His emphasis is on love as identity forming

He identifies the issues Paul faced in order to sustain a movement growing exponentially and considers what lessons might be learned in addressing current challenges in the church

and cessationists

That defining act

regardless of whether they are Christians

and making judicious use of photos and sidebars in a reader-friendly format

The world cries out for a prophetic word to the chaos

"--Kenda Creasy Dean

English translation

and the overall argument of the book

and culture