Integrates insights from the social sciences into both classical and modern approaches to spiritual development. This book suggests that finding convergences between human models of development and spirituality is a valuable exercise that can bring insight for self-understanding as well as pastoral ministry.
Feldmeier delves into the Gospels to reveal the person and ministry of Jesus Christ, merging biblical scholarship with spiritual insight. Each Gospel offers a unique portrayal of Christ and discipleship, inviting readers to engage deeply with the texts. Through a careful examination of scripture, traditional and modern commentaries, and personal reflections, he emphasizes the transformative power of the Gospels in fostering a profound relationship with Christ and authentic biblical discipleship.
Exploring the intersections of various faiths, this book delves into comparative religion, offering insights into spirituality and Christian living. It examines the principles of spiritual growth across different traditions, highlighting common themes and unique practices. Readers are invited to reflect on their own beliefs and the broader spiritual landscape, fostering a deeper understanding of the connections between diverse religious experiences.