Godly Conversation

by Joanne J. Jung

Overview

Table of Contents:
Foreword, by J. I. Packer
1. In Search of Piety's Forgotten Discipline
2. A Royal Conflict over Prophesyings and the Origins of Puritan Conference
3. Scripture for Puritan Eyes: The Word Read
4. Scripture for Puritan Ears: The Word Heard
5. Holy Conference: "A Kind of Paradise"
6. Holy Conference: Categorized and Exercised
7. Puritan Conference for the Contemporary Church

Product Details

BN ID:	2940150119161
Publisher:	Reformation Heritage Books
Publication date:	01/08/2015
Sold by:	Barnes & Noble
Format:	eBook
Pages:	224
File size:	354 KB

About the Author

Joanne J. Jung is Assistant Professor of Biblical and Theological Studies at Biola University

Editorial Reviews

Dr. Joanne Jung has done a great service to the church by bringing back to our attention the long-forgotten Puritan spiritual practice of 'conference' in all its various forms. Godly Conversation: Rediscovering the Puritan Practice of Conference is a welcome and valuable addition to the now growing literature on spiritual formation.

Endorsement - Richard Peace

Dr. Joanne Jung has done a great service to the church by bringing back to our attention the long-forgotten Puritan spiritual practice of ‘conference’ in all its various forms. Godly Conversation: Rediscovering the Puritan Practice of Conference is a welcome and valuable addition to the now growing literature on spiritual formation.

Robert Boyd Munger Professor of Evangelism & Spiritual Formation, Fuller Theologica - Richard Peace

For those who hunger for authentic relationships and godly spiritual guidance, praying fervently for God's renewing touch on their lives and in their communities, Godly Conversation: Rediscovering the Puritan Practice of Conference provides instruction, inspiration, and hope.

Endorsement - Garth Rosell

For those who hunger for authentic relationships and godly spiritual guidance, praying fervently for God’s renewing touch on their lives and in their communities, Godly Conversation: Rediscovering the Puritan Practice of Conference provides instruction, inspiration, and hope.

Professor of Church History, Gordon-Conwell Theological Seminary - Garth Rosell