Mark Scandrette
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Ninefold Path Of Jesus
$17.99Add to cartWhat if we lived in a world of abundance?
The Beatitudes that Jesus taught name the illusions and false beliefs that have kept us chained and imprisoned. We’ve learned to live from a mentality of anxiety and greed, but what if we were to find abundance, solace and comfort are actually near? We’ve learned to live by striving, competition, and comparisons, but what if we all have equal dignity and worth? The Beatitudes point us toward what is real and true. We are not helpless. We have the power to seek justice and do good. Mercy triumphs over judgement. We can stop hiding and pretending, and be honest. The Beatitudes invite us to a new way of life, into a path of recovery. Instead of dividing the world into “us” and “them,” we can learn to embrace each other as family. Instead of resisting pain, we can learn to surrender and join the cosmic struggle between good and evil. Instead of living from fear, we can choose radical love. It’s often assumed that the good life is only for the most privileged, the rich and powerful, the most charmed and beautiful. The poor, the grieving, the meek and oppressed are left out. But the ninefold path that can be found in the Beatitudes is for everyone. Whatever your story, whatever your struggle, wherever you find yourself, this way is available to you.
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Belonging And Becoming
$18.99Add to cartMark and Lisa Scandrette understand the challenges parents are facing in modern society. In “Belonging and Becoming” they hold out a vision for what family culture where family members feel connected, loved and supported to become all they were made to be. Full of practical wisdom drawn from their own experience as parents, this book offers to both inspire and inform us as we work to create a thriving family culture.
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Free : Spending Your Time And Money On What Matters Most
$20.99Add to cartForeword
Why We Wrote This Book
How To Use This Book
A Prayer Of Abundance
Introduction: Making Space For Life To Grow
1. Name What Matters Most To You
2. Value And Align Your Time
3. Practice Gratitude And Trust
4. Believe You Have Enough
5. Create A Spending Plan
6. Maximize Your Resources
7. Live Generously And Spend Wisely
Conclusion
Acknowledgments
Learning Contract
Group Study Guide
Resources
About The AuthorsAdditional Info
Why does chasing the good life make us feel so bad? We dream big and spend our money and time chasing our dreams-only to find ourselves exhausted, deeply in debt and spiritually empty. Mark and Lisa Scandrette realized at the beginning of their lives together that what they want, what they need and what they were being told to want didn’t sync up. In Free Mark (with a little help from Lisa) shares the secrets of how they bought a home and raised a family debt-free in the most expensive city in the United States-and how they’ve enjoyed good relationships, good adventures and good food along the way. Packed with helpful exercises for getting a handle on your money story, and designed for healing and generative money conversations with friends, Free gives you a path to financial freedom and spiritual flourishing that awakens your heart and energizes your soul. -
Practicing The Way Of Jesus
$20.99Add to cartPart I
1. An Invitation To Experiment
2. Following The Way Of The Rabbi
3. Creating Space For Shared Practices
4. The Vision And Physicality Of Spiritual Formation
5. How Practice Changes Us: The Inward/Outward Act Of Transformation
Part II
6. Designing And Initiating Experiments
7. Experiments In Identity
8. Experiments In Purpose
9. Experiments In Security
10. Experiments In Community
11. Experiments In Freedom And PeaceAdditional Info
Take a casual survey of how people practice their faith, and you might reasonably conclude that Jesus spent his life going door to door offering private lessons, complete with chalkboard and pop quizzes. We think about God in the comfort of our own minds, in isolation from one another; meanwhile the world waits for a people to practice the way of Jesus together. Mark Scandrette contends that Jesus has in mind something more lively for us: not a classroom so much as a kingdom, where our formation takes place not only in our heads but in our hearts and our bodies, and in the company of one another, in a way that blesses the world we’ve been entrusted with. In Practicing the Way of Jesus Scandrette draws from his experience as a spiritual director and leader of an intentional community, as well as the best contemporary thinking on kingdom spirituality, to paint a picture of life lived together, in the way of Jesus–which is another way of saying life lived to the full.