The Reflective Life Becoming More Spiritually Sensitive to the Everyday Moments of Life (Reflective Living Series) by Ken Gire - September 1998

REFLECTIVE LIVING

Are you hungry for a more intimate relationship with God?

It seems the more we pack into our lives, the less we experience of our lives. We've become modern-day Marthas, as, busy, distracted, and empty, instead of like her sister Mary, calm, focused, and fulfilled.

How do we, like Mary, create "pauses" in our days and weeks to hear what the Savior has to say to us? How do we make time for the things that ultimately matter? How can we become more spiritually sensitive to the everyday moments of life?

Acclaimed writer Ken Gire unlocks the door to change by introducing us not to a trendy new method, but to a centuries- old tradition-reflective living.

In the cornerstone book of this new series, you will:

Discover this rich heritage that stretches from David, Solomon, and Jesus Himself to Augustine, Brother Lawrence, and Mother Teresa.

Learn "habits of the heart" that deepen your intimacy with Christ through Scripture meditation and prayer.

Cultivate a spiritual sensitivity that allows you to see Him at work in all of life's moments.

Reflections on the Word, a devotional, and Reflections on Your Life, a journal, are companion books specifically designed to help you practice reflective living on a daily basis.

Chariot Victor Publishing
A Division of Cook Communications

Christian Living/Devotional


KEN GIRE is the author of more than a dozen books, including Intimate Moments with the Savior, Windows of the Soul, and Between Heaven and Earth. He has won two Gold Medallion awards, two CS. Lewis Honor Book awards, and one of the titles he coauthored was voted Book of the Year by Campus Life. His four-book "Moments with the Savior" series has sold more than 250,000 copies.

A full- time writer for the past eight years, Ken has also been involved in the ministries of Young Life and Insight for Living.

Ken is a graduate of Texas Christian University and Dallas Theological Seminary. He and his wife Judy have four children and two grandchildren, and make their home in Monument, Colorado.