roots--the church. This hard-hitting book challenges American Christianity's preoccupation with private religion and boldly asserts that we become holy only together--as the Bride of Christ. In the author's words "We have plenty of spiritual fingers and spiritual ears and eyes, but God longs for a whole church--a body--that is spiritually mature."
This book is not to read alone! It is for the church, and it is best read with a group. From public prayer, to preaching, fellowship, and the Lord's Supper, Drury convincingly shows the value of corporate spiritual practices and offers practical tips for transforming the spiritual dynamic of a local church or small group. (Out of Print)
Keith Drury authored more than a dozen books on practical spirituality, including Holiness for Ordinary People, now in its 25th-anniversary edition, Soul Shaper, Common Ground, Gather, and coauthored Ageless Faith.
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