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Mentioned in 26 episodes
A long obedience in the same direction
discipleship in an instant society
Book • 1980
In 'A Long Obedience in the Same Direction', Eugene H. Peterson explores the Psalms of Ascent (Psalms 120-134) to provide a framework for Christian discipleship.
The book emphasizes the need for patience, persistence, and faithfulness in a world that often seeks quick fixes and immediate results.
Peterson argues that true spiritual growth and maturity come from a long-term commitment to following God's path.
The book emphasizes the need for patience, persistence, and faithfulness in a world that often seeks quick fixes and immediate results.
Peterson argues that true spiritual growth and maturity come from a long-term commitment to following God's path.
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Mentioned in 26 episodes
Mentioned by Stuart as an influential pastoral book about sustained discipleship and spiritual formation.

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Anything But Christianity? Answering College Students' Toughest Objections with Cliffe & Stuart Knechtle
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, referencing a book club reading it this summer.


Tim Mackie

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Asleep at the Wheel (Remastered)
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as an example of long-term commitment to a cause.


Preston Sprinkle

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Why Is there an Epidemic of Loneliness? Dan White Jr.
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while describing discernment as a lifelong process of following Jesus, submitting to Scripture, and practicing accountability.


Joel Muddamalle

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S14 E1 | Is This God, the Enemy or My Own Emotions?
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as Eugene Peterson's first book, initially rejected by 17 publishers.


Mark Batterson

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Taking the Long View with Pastor Mark Batterson
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, noting it was rejected 17 times, highlighting the theme of patience.


Mark Batterson

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Mark Batterson on the Slow (then Fast) Work of a Long Obedience
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as a soul-feeding read, emphasizing the author's warm-hearted wit and insightful reflections on Psalms.


Jon Acuff

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ATG 209: The 7 Best Books I Read in 2024
Mentioned by Joel as the well-known treatment of the Songs of Ascent and a recommended resource on spiritual formation.

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Faith in Practice Week 2 with Joel Muddamalle
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as Eugene Peterson’s description of the sustained, gradual pattern of Christian sanctification.


Joel Muddamalle

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What Christians Get Wrong About Spiritual Warfare - Joel Muddamalle, Pastor Joby Martin & Denny Thompson
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to contrast the 'tourist' life with the pilgrim life and to encourage sustained spiritual perseverance.


John Ortberg

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5. Pilgrim or Tourist? | John Ortberg









