The Practice of Godliness
Book • 1983
In 'The Practice of Godliness,' Jerry Bridges explores what it means to grow in Christian character.
The book defines godliness as a devotion to God that results in a life pleasing to Him. It outlines a balanced approach to devotion, involving fear, love, and desire for God. The book is structured into chapters that discuss the foundation of godliness and then focus on specific traits such as humility, contentment, joy, thankfulness, and love.
Bridges provides practical guidance, including the use of scripture, to help readers develop these godly traits and deepen their relationship with God.
The book defines godliness as a devotion to God that results in a life pleasing to Him. It outlines a balanced approach to devotion, involving fear, love, and desire for God. The book is structured into chapters that discuss the foundation of godliness and then focus on specific traits such as humility, contentment, joy, thankfulness, and love.
Bridges provides practical guidance, including the use of scripture, to help readers develop these godly traits and deepen their relationship with God.
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