Spiritual Motherhood
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A biblical vision of discipleship for women, for the flourishing of the church and for the glory of God
This is a book of vision. Don't get me wrong, it is eminently practical, readable, and accessible, but it is not another tome full of unattainable ideals. This book is sound, sane, and sensitive, but even so, its most distinctive feature is its unwavering vision of what the church can be (and, indeed, what it should be).
This is a book of vision. Don't get me wrong, it is eminently practical, readable, and accessible, but it is not another tome full of unattainable ideals. This book is sound, sane, and sensitive, but even so, its most distinctive feature is its unwavering vision of what the church can be (and, indeed, what it should be).
This book uses Titus 2 as a guide to share a biblical vision of what can be achieved in the church if women invest in meaningful relationships. It will inspire its readers to embrace the call of Scripture and seek relationships that encourage and empower them to live for the glory of God.
About the author:
For the past two decades, Susan Hunt has shown the church what a true disciple of Christ should look like, demonstrating both in deed and in word that such a vision of faithful service is the only one that can meet the pressing needs of our environment. In this book, she shares with us the inner workings and detailed intricacies of this vision.
Susan gently and skillfully reminds us that there are no quick fixes, magic formulas, or instant cures for the ills of our time. There is no easy way to prepare women to mature in Christ, but, according to her, the essence of women's ministry (indeed, of any ministry) is interpersonal: it is woman-to-woman mentoring; it is the concern of older women for younger women as they instruct, care for, and encourage them. Drawing from a wealth of biblical material, Susan illustrates the righteous and vulnerable tradition of one person investing in another, rather than giving in to programs, projects, or perspectives.
Susan gently and skillfully reminds us that there are no quick fixes, magic formulas, or instant cures for the ills of our time. There is no easy way to prepare women to mature in Christ, but, according to her, the essence of women's ministry (indeed, of any ministry) is interpersonal: it is woman-to-woman mentoring; it is the concern of older women for younger women as they instruct, care for, and encourage them. Drawing from a wealth of biblical material, Susan illustrates the righteous and vulnerable tradition of one person investing in another, rather than giving in to programs, projects, or perspectives.
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