Stanley Hauerwas and Tish Warren — Theology that Makes a Difference

Tish Harrison Warren's "Prayer in the Night" offers solace and guidance for those facing hardship, grief, or uncertainty. It explores the power of prayer as a source of comfort and strength during challenging times. The book delves into the experiences of those who work long hours, those who care for others, and those who are grieving, providing reflections and prayers for each. It emphasizes the importance of finding hope and connection with God amidst suffering, offering a message of resilience and faith. The book's compassionate tone and relatable stories make it a comforting companion for those navigating difficult seasons of life.

In this book, Hauerwas and Willimon argue that the church should not conform to the standards of the world but instead maintain its unique identity as a community of faith. They explore how the church can be a transformative presence in society by living out its values and practices distinctively.

In 'Liturgy of the Ordinary,' Tish Harrison Warren explores how daily habits and routines can be seen as sacred practices that nurture God's presence in our lives. The book frames a typical day around various ordinary activities such as making the bed, brushing teeth, and eating leftovers, demonstrating how these actions can teach us about God and our role as his followers. Warren emphasizes that even in the most mundane tasks, there are opportunities for spiritual growth and to relate to God. The book offers practical theology, easy habits to incorporate into daily routines, and discussion questions for personal reflection and group discussion.