In this accessible book, David Johnson examines the Christian
spiritual life using the "Book of Confessions" of the Presbyterian
Church (U.S.A.) as a guide. He demonstrates how the "Book of
Confessions" can help us understand what it means to be a Christian
and how one goes about living a Christian life. Johnson uses the
rubrics of faith, love, and hope to ground our understanding of
spirituality and help us develop disciplines for our spiritual
lives. These disciplines include listening and speaking, worship
and Sabbath, giving and stewardship, patience and planning, and
reconciling. Three appendices give concrete guidelines for engaging
in Bible reading and prayer--the two central spiritual disciplines
of the Reformed tradition. Johnson's helpful book invites laity and
clergy to participate in the blessings and joys of a Reformed
vision of the spiritual life.
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