Living Hope: An Inclusive Vision of the Future
May 2020 · Wipf and Stock Publishers
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About this ebook
We are living in a world desperately in need of hope.
Do you yearn to live into a future filled with hope as a beloved child of God?
Rooted in this great gift of God, Living Hope explores life in an inclusive vision of the future. This book offers you an opportunity to reflect on the witness of hope, the legacy about hope, the reason for hope, and helps you to engage in the practice of hope. Living Hope celebrates the possibility of restored hope in the church and the world and invites you to become a bearer of hope to others in our time.
Do you yearn to live into a future filled with hope as a beloved child of God?
Rooted in this great gift of God, Living Hope explores life in an inclusive vision of the future. This book offers you an opportunity to reflect on the witness of hope, the legacy about hope, the reason for hope, and helps you to engage in the practice of hope. Living Hope celebrates the possibility of restored hope in the church and the world and invites you to become a bearer of hope to others in our time.
About the author
Paul Chilcote is a retired United Methodist elder, historian, and theologian. An award-winning author and specialist in Wesleyan studies, his books include Recapturing the Wesleys' Vision, Praying in the Wesleyan Tradition, A Faith That Sings, and Active Faith. Steve Harper is a retired elder in The United Methodist Church and a retired professor of spiritual formation and Wesley studies. His books include The Way to Heaven, Fresh Wind Blowing, Five Marks of a Methodist, and Holy Love.
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