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90 reviewsHow do we find God in a world where God often seems to be hidden? How do we love one another and seek social justice? This series of theological and spiritual reflections on family and community helps readers see spirituality in daily life, exploring current issues such as global warming, environment, racism, child rearing, and sexism in relation to the church to offer readers new insights and directions for living as faithful Christians. This book's brief, daily reflections on universal concerns give voice to what many people feel but struggle to articulate, bringing emotions to the surface to help readers apply theology in their everyday lives. The book's thirty entries make it ideal for a month of daily personal devotions or group study and discussion.
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ReviewIn this beautifully written book, Irene Alexander has made the ancient Scriptures live for those seeking to hear a wisdom that comes from deep wells. Here the gospel narratives, in a contemporary voice, vibrate with a new relevance, and it's as if Jesus is once again amongst us with a message that calls us to forgiveness, healing, transformation, and joy. --Charles Ringma, Professor emeritus, Regent College, Canada
About the AuthorIrene Alexander is a lecturer in counseling at the Australian Catholic University and Christian Heritage College, and also teaches in Asia. She is a spiritual director and formator, and a companion of Northumbria Community, Brisbane. Her other books include A Glimpse of the Kingdom in Academia (2013), Practicing the Presence of Jesus (2011), and You Can't Play the Game if You Don't Know the Rules (2006).
