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The Wisdom of Tenderness: What happens when God's firece mercy transforms our lives
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The Wisdom of Tenderness: What happens when God's firece mercy transforms our lives

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A Stirring Invitation to Accept God's Unfathomable Tenderness

LanguageEnglish
PublisherHarperCollins
Release dateOct 12, 2010
ISBN9780062032270
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The Wisdom of Tenderness: What happens when God's firece mercy transforms our lives
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Brennan Manning

Brennan Manning spent his life and ministry helping others experience the unconditional love of Jesus Christ. A recovering alcoholic and former Franciscan priest, his own spiritual journey took him down a variety of paths, all of them leading to the profound reality of God’s irresistible grace. His ministry responsibilities varied greatly – from teacher, to minister to the poor, to solidary reflective. As a writer, Brennan Manning is best known as the author of the contemporary classics, The Ragamuffin Gospel, Abba’s Child, Ruthless Trust, The Importance of Being Foolish, Patched Together, and The Furious Longing of God.

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    This was a great book on Gods love and mercy. He touched on a lot of topics ministering to others, loving your neighbor, judging others, sin....The book was Mannings usual honesty, loving stories. Ma favorite quote : If we presume that life owes us the best - and nothing but the best - then reality rarely lives up to our expectations. He goes on to say... What follows logically is that we blithely take for granted everything that comes our way. The spiritually poor- like the economically poor - experience genuine gratitude and appreciate the slightest gift. Ironically, the more we grow in spirit of Jesus Christ, the poorer we become. The more we realize that everything is gift, the more tenor of our life becomes one of humble, joyful thanksgiving.