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The Reflective Life: Becoming More Spiritually Sensitive to the Everday Moments of Life (Reflective Living Series)
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How do we, like Mary, create "pauses" in our days to hear what the Savior has to say to us? How do we make time for the things that ultimately matter? Ken Gire unlocks the door to change by introducing us to a centuries-old tradition--reflective living.
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Hardcover, 222 pages
Published
September 15th 1998
by Chariot Victor Publishing
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My father was a Methodist pastor for nearly 40 years and was extremely prolific and well-read. In the final 18 months of his life he discovered Ken Gire's beautiful and compelling books- and this was among his favorites.
I have read several books on this subject over the past year or so but this book in particular has made me stop and reexamine my life and has kindled in me a desire to deliberately lead a life of discernment - looking for God's presence in even the most mundane things.
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I have read several books on this subject over the past year or so but this book in particular has made me stop and reexamine my life and has kindled in me a desire to deliberately lead a life of discernment - looking for God's presence in even the most mundane things.
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I loved this book!
In "The Reflective Life," author, Ken Gire, encourages the reader to pay attention to life: to what we read (novels and literature), what we watch (movies), and what we hear (music). In all these things, there are messages, if we only stop long enough to read them. I very much like the idea of living more attuned to the things my senses take in whether consciously or unconsciously, but the book was written a little.
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Melodramatically.
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He overemphasized points by his writing style ...more
I really like the challenge of this book.
This is a good book to equipp us to be "in the present". Gire is an excellent writer.
Using examples of everyday life, Ken Gire draws you into a place of true reflection. You will find yourself putting it down, looking up and going...hmmmmmmm
Excellent!
Excellent!
This book is a must read for anyone who is a deep thinker, creative and Christian. I highlighted throughout.
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Ken Gire is the author of more than 20 books, including "The Divine Embrace," "Windows of the Soul," "The Work of His Hands," the Moments with the Savior series, and the Reflective Life series. He has also co-authored "The Birthright" with John Sheasby. Two of his books have been awarded a Gold Medallion. A full-time writer and speaker, Ken is the founder of Reflective Living, a nonprofit ministry
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