The first episode focuses on why listening matters and the second one on listening skills.Ī few years ago, Lynne spoke at a conference for preachers and others in ministry on "Spiritual Practices for Preachers" (recorded as a video on YouTube). Lynne was interviewed recently for the podcast "As the Crow Flies". Lynne recently spoke about bringing spiritual practices to life. You can see her many other book titles here, along with her Bible study guides. Lynne's 2018 book is Nurturing Hope: Christian Pastoral Care for the Twenty-First Century, and her best-selling book is Sabbath-Keeping: Finding Freedom in the Rhythms of Rest. Two Hands: Grief and Gratitude in the Christian Life is available in paperback, audiobook, and for kindle.
Lynne is pleased to announce the release of her book on grief and gratitude, designed to help people grieving from anything, including the pandemic, while also desiring to notice God's good gifts. She encourages experimentation and lightness in Christians spiritual practices. Lynne is passionate about prayer and other ways to draw near to God, and her writing conveys encouragement for readers to be their authentic selves before God. She has written numerous books, Bible study guides, and articles for magazines and journals.
DOWNLOAD REFLECTIONS OF NATURE CELTIC SPIRIT FREE PDF
To download the devotional in pdf form, click here: Draw Near: Lenten Devotional by Lynne Baab, illustrated by Dave Baab The simplicity and succinct style of Lynne’s reflection and direction makes them highly accessible." Just click on the title below.Ī reader gave this feedback: "I'm using Lynne’s Lenten mediations daily and really finding constructive challenges, caring compassion and welcome healing through the meditation direction within them. The printed devotional totally sold out in 2015, so I’m posting the pdf here. I said, yes, I do happen to know an artist! I sorted through all the scans we have of Dave’s paintings to find images that are reflective and meditative. At some point in the process, the editor asked me if I knew any artists who might enjoy seeing their work in the devotional.
I spent the month of June 2014 writing the devotional, wallowing happily and luxuriously in the psalms that I had chosen, trying to find one main idea in each psalm to highlight. I also picked psalms that have helped me draw near to God. My colleague, New Testament Professor Paul Trebilco, helped me by finding a couple of lists showing connections between the Psalms and the Gospels, and I picked a good number of psalms that are quoted or referenced in the Gospels, especially in Holy Week. I agreed, as long as I could use a psalm for each entry. In April 2014, the editor of Presbyterians Today, a Presbyterian Church (USA) magazine, asked if I would be interested in writing their 2015 Lenten Devotional. Here’s the story of how this devotional came to be: Draw Near: Lenten Devotional by Lynne Baab, illustrated by Dave Baab
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