Description

It is widely recognized that the theological task has yielded to the needs of the professional Christian worker, and that spirituality has historically been associated with monastic movements, retreat centres and people not engaged deeply with the normal pressures of life in secular society. This series considers the Biblical emphasis of everyday, vocational holiness and thus provides both a theological foundation for the ministry of the ordinary Christian and a spiritual motivation. Developing a Christian lifestyle involves much more than being faithful in devotional and church activities. This course is an exploration of our mentalities, pressures, environments and Christian patterns of response.