Practicing Ecclesial Patience: Patient Practice Makes Perfect

PHILIP D. KENNESON, 2013

At the heart of Slow Church—or just Church, if you will—is the crucial recognition that the most central and important elements of being human unfold slowly, over time. Receiving God into our lives, as well as offering ourselves to God; receiving another person into our lives and offering ourselves to them; making room in our lives to take in the beauty and wonders of the created order and offer ourselves in turn to its care—all of these unfold slowly, over time. None of them can happen at the break-neck speed at which all of us are encouraged to live.

Previous
Previous

Embodying Care: The Works Of Mercy And Care Of Creation

Next
Next

Blessings, Curses, and the Cross: A Scriptural View of Wealth