Bridging the Sacred-Secular Divide: Celebrating the Spirituality of Everyday Life (Paperback) (ISBN-13: 9781948082921)

Do you want to invite God into every part of your day? Learn how to see Jesus in all facets of your life-from faith and family to finances and full-time work.

Christian spirituality isn't just about attending church on Sunday. Instead, it takes practice to discover God's hand in every part of your day and recognize his presence.

In Bridging the Sacred-Secular Divide: Celebrating the Spirituality of Everyday Life, you can learn how to experience biblical Christianity in all seasons. Through an informal, memoir-style collection of stories, you'll acknowledge, discover, and celebrate God in every aspect of your day.

Join author Peter DeHaan as he shows us how to bridge the sacred-secular divide by offering us personal illustrations and real-life examples of how we can see God in the everyday. Whether in work, health, family, or holiday celebrations, you'll discover how to appreciate the blessings, challenges, and insights God reveals to you no matter what season you're in.

In Bridging the Sacred-Secular Divide, you'll discover how to:

• embrace God's presence each day
• celebrate the unique family and purpose God gave you
• practice seeing God in His creation
• uncover God's hand in the details of our personal struggles
• explore how you can live a more holistic and balanced life

Through these short, insightful narratives on faith, family, work, seasons, holidays, creation and more, you'll explore how to celebrate the everyday spiritual aspects of life so that you can rediscover the everyday spirituality of yours.

Bridging the Sacred-Secular Divide includes a discussion guide for a small group study or personal application.

Learn to embrace God's presence in your everyday reality so that you can pursue a balanced, passionate, and prioritized life with Jesus. Begin Bridging the Sacred-Secular Divide and discover how God is working in your world.

[This book was first published as Woodpecker Wars.]