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Ordering Your Private World
Book • 1984
In 'Ordering Your Private World', Gordon MacDonald addresses the need for individuals, especially those in ministry and leadership roles, to prioritize their inner spiritual lives.
He argues that the values of Western culture often lead people to neglect their private, spiritual world in favor of public activity, resulting in burnout and imbalance.
The book provides practical advice on how to order one's private world, including setting priorities, managing time effectively, reading edifying literature, and emulating the life of Jesus.
MacDonald emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between being 'driven' and being 'called', and encourages practices such as journaling and resting to maintain spiritual health and resilience.
He argues that the values of Western culture often lead people to neglect their private, spiritual world in favor of public activity, resulting in burnout and imbalance.
The book provides practical advice on how to order one's private world, including setting priorities, managing time effectively, reading edifying literature, and emulating the life of Jesus.
MacDonald emphasizes the importance of distinguishing between being 'driven' and being 'called', and encourages practices such as journaling and resting to maintain spiritual health and resilience.
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