We dont live by faith by reading a rule book, or following a map, or working through a career development program. We do not begin with things, or pieces of paper, or ideas, or feelings, or deeds, or successes. Anyone who has learned the first thing about freedom to fail prefers to fail with Peter than to succeed with Judas.
God is presented to us not in ideas and arguments but in events and actions that involve each of us personally.
Excerpted from 'A Burning in My Bones' (WaterBrook)
Excerpted from 'This Hallelujah Banquet' (WaterBrook)
Timothy Conversations Between Father and Son (NavPress)
Excerpted FromLetters to a Young PastorBy Eric Peterson and Eugene Peterson Dear Eric, I cant tell you how pleased Ive been since you suggested that I write these letters to you, reflecting on our common pastoral calling. This first letter from Eugene Peterson is a heartfelt reflection. (Jan is too!) And Ive been writing and rewriting (in my head) this first one ever since your […]
An imagined dialogue between Eugene Peterson and Dallas Willard based on their written works.
Outreach Resources of the Year; The Renewing of the Mind; A Conversation Imagined Between Dallas Willard and Eugene Peterson; and the Outreach Interview with Erwin McManus
Eugene Peterson considered everything that had happened in his life a gift.
