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A brief guide to responding faithfully in a time of fear such as the current (2020) pandemic.
Discover the transformative power of inner sanctuary and find rest for your soul.
Rediscover the Letter of James not as an “epistle of straw,” but as a guide to holistic faith. Bruce Epperly bridges the gap between contemplation and action, showing how small deeds create a “butterfly effect” of grace, healing, and justice.
Religious and spiritual healing practices are often seen as a show in which a healer claims to physically cure someone through actions or words. These healings mostly fail. In this booklet, the third of three that integrate process theology with contemporary spiritual life and activity, Bruce Epperly presents a very different view of healing. He…
Process Theology and Mysticism, Volume 53 in the Topical Line Drives series, addresses the question of how mysticism and process theology can work together to become a valuable and practical part of one’s spiritual life.
Being prophetic is often thought to be a matter of predicting the future, creating charts of end times events, and scaring people into accepting narrow, authoritarian and other-worldly images of God, humankind, and political involvement. That is a distortion of what prophetic ministry has been and can continue to be. In this booklet, the second…
I co-authored this book and can say that it is about as basic a guide to prayer as you’ll get. It is designed for the person who is thinking, “I want to pray, but how do I start?”
Dr. Bruce Epperly provides a short and succinct guide to spiritual practices for those who want to embrace and live the adventurous spiritual life.
Is Reiki healing touch beneficial and something a Christian can and should use in healing?
All too frequently studies of the gifts of the Spirit consist largely of answering two questions: “What are the gifts?” and “Which ones do I have?” In many cases studies go on to a third question: “How can I get more?” In response, institutional churches and theologically and intellectually respectable Christians often tend to avoid…
