Dwelling in Us Richly by Peter Toon

Dwelling In Us Richly

On Meditating and Contemplating as One Is “In Christ”

by Peter Toon

As leisure time increases and as technology relieves us of much manual labor, to make or to find time to read the Bible appears more difficult. There is always something else to do which seems to be important at the time. We are so activist in mind and ethos that we find it easier to do some work of faith or to discuss the possibility of reading the Bible than we do to sit down and, say, read through the Gospel of Mark.

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