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The Workbook on Abiding in Christ
The Way of Living Prayer
by Maxie Dunnam
Paperback
Discipleship
Series
Spiritual Practice
"There is a place in God's heart that … only you can fill," writes Maxie Dunnam in this long-awaited sequel to The Workbook of Living Prayer. Eight weeks of daily readings in The Workbook on Abiding in Christ will help you find your place in God's heart and discover the secret to authentic Christian living.
Through the brief teaching segments, scripture, ideas for reflecting and recording, suggestions for taking what you have learned from your prayer time into the day, and guides for group sharing, you will begin a lifetime of abiding in Christ. For individual or small-group study.
| Format: | Paperback |
| ISBN: | 978-0-8358-1028-9 |
| Publisher: | The Upper Room |
| Imprint: | Upper Room Books |
| Publication Date: | 08/01/2010 |
| Pages: | 220 |
| Dimensions: | 11.0000 x 8.5000 x 0.4640 |
Reviews
*The Workbook on Abiding in Christ** brings together and updates the best of Maxie’s works on spiritual formation and prayer. The original *Workbook of Living Prayer** was groundbreaking 35 years ago; this new one is no less momentous. I promises to be equally formative for a new generation.Just to read it is prayer—engaging, inspiring, and illumining. But what I like best about it is that like the original, it offers a path for 8weeks of learning to pray through a combination of spiritually formative practices: spiritual reading, thoughtful reflection, prayer practice and action, and weekly meetings in small groups with others on the journey. This is the recipe for abiding in Christ and being transformed.
—Steve Bryant
Former World Editor and Publisher, The Upper Room
Maxie Dunnam has known from the beginning that it takes guidance, time, and practice to become a prayerful person. His *Workbook of Living Prayer** and now *The Workbook on Abiding in Christ** are built on the reality that most people desire and need some help in becoming the prayerful person they want to be. This volume is designed to provide that help.
—Rueben P. Job
Coauthor of *A Guide to Prayer for All Who Seek God**, *A Guide to Prayer for All God’s People**, and *A Guide to Prayer for Ministers and Other Servants**
Retired Bishop, The United Methodist Church
For many years Maxie Dunnam has been our reliable guide on the way to living prayer. This new workbook is a wonderful gift that guides us, step-by-step, into true abiding in Christ.
—William H. Willimon
Bishop, Birmingham Area
United Methodist Church
*The Workbook on Abiding in Christ** is a practical, personal, and profound companion volume to Maxie Dunnam's classic, *The Workbook of Living Prayer.** If you want to have a deeper experience the apostle Paul’s number one teaching point—living *in** Christ by abiding in his love—this is the book to read.
—Gary W. Moon, MDiv, PhD
Vice President and Integration Chair, Richmont Graduate University
Author, *Apprenticeship with Jesus**
Maxie Dunnam's book *The Workbook on Abiding in Christ** is an enriching and challenging small-group resource for those seeking to grow in their faith. It is an excellent sequel to his widely used *Workbook of Living Prayer.** The author builds on the same essential disciplines of spiritual reading, engagement with scripture, personal reflection, and small-group sharing. I believe that participants will find that the simple but dynamic process outlined in this resource will lead to life-changing experiences and a new awareness of the indwelling Christ as the shaping power of daily life.
—Janice T. Grana
Former Editor and Publisher, The Upper Room
I can remember where I was when it happened! It was one morning when Maxie Dunnam and I were riding together to The Upper Room. When we rode together, we edited each other’s stuff.
Maxie said, “I’ve been thinking about a workbook to help people learn how to pray.” I said, “That’s the dumbest idea I’ve ever heard. People can’t learn how to pray from a workbook.” (That’s how much I knew about workbooks and about prayer—and about Maxie.)
We worked on *The Workbook of Living Prayer** during several trips, and it was beginning to come together. As we ended a particularly insightful session, I commented, “I didn’t think you would be able to do this, but it’s going to work.” Did it ever! It was a divine idea.
Maxie pioneered the workbook genre of spiritual formation small-group learning.
Fourteen workbooks later, he has done it again in *The Workbook on Abiding in Christ.** He presents weekly, essential biblical and theological markers about how to abide in Christ. Individuals and small groups are given didactic handles to our faith. All who have benefited from Maxie’s previous workbooks will discover that they were necessary preludes to abiding in Christ. — Danny E. Morris
Former Director of Developing Ministries
The Upper Room
