Exploring the integration of the gospel into daily life, this book offers practical insights and guidance on how to prioritize faith in various aspects of existence. It emphasizes the transformative power of the gospel and encourages readers to reflect on their personal journeys, fostering a deeper connection to their beliefs. Through relatable examples and thought-provoking questions, the author aims to inspire a more profound commitment to living out the gospel's teachings in everyday situations.
Stanley Hauerwas Books
July 24, 1940
Stanley Hauerwas is a towering figure in theological ethics, whose work deeply probes the nature of Christian faith and its implications for social and political life. His writing frequently challenges conventional notions of violence, war, and national identity, urging readers to consider how Christian values should shape secular conduct. Hauerwas's distinctive style and theological urgency mark him as a thinker unafraid to ask difficult questions and offer radical perspectives. His scholarship calls for a thoughtful embrace of Christian commitment in a turbulent world.
Prayers plainly spoken
- 132 pages
- 5 hours of reading
Originally prayed in Stanley Hauerwas's divinity school classroom on a variety of occasions, this collection of prayers not only displays an invigorating faith but demonstrates how Christians today can pray with all the passion of the ancient psalmists.
Fully Alive
- 218 pages
- 8 hours of reading
Living through an apocalyptic time, Swiss theologian Karl Barth influenced Christianity in the twentieth century profoundly. In Fully Alive, Stanley Hauerwas demonstrates that Barth's radical theological perspective is particularly relevant and applicable to the challenges of our own time.
Two pioneering theologians engage in a compelling dialogue, exploring significant personal and professional themes that resonate deeply with their experiences. This volume in the In Conversation series offers insights into their beliefs and the impact of their work, providing readers with a thoughtful examination of contemporary theological issues.
Christen sind Fremdbürger
Wie wir wieder werden, was wir sind: Abenteurer der Nachfolge in einer nachchristlichen Gesellschaft
- 256 pages
- 9 hours of reading
Hauerwas und Willimon zeigen, wie porös das Hantieren mit christlichen Machtfantasien von jeher war, und setzen die christliche Gemeinde auf die Fährte des Nazareners: Im Zeichen der «Ohn-Macht» und gleichzeitig im Zeichen der Versöhnung liegt die Sprengkraft der christlichen Gemeinde, um die Welt zu verändern.
Ježíšův žalm
- 111 pages
- 4 hours of reading
V sedmi krátkých meditacích přistupuje autor k jádru velikonočního tajemství: "Jak je to zvláštní, že naše životy byly vykoupeny - doslova umožněny - životem, smrtí a zmrtvýchvstáním Ježíše Krista". Knížka přináší řadu pohledů na evangelijní výpovědi, které svou strohostí otevírají prostor tichu, proměně mysli i celého života.
