Spiritual Practices are to spiritual formation what exercise is to strength training - they are a way to grow into power to be transformed into a new kind of person. These practices don't transform us, God does by the power of the Holy Spirit in our lives, however; they do create the time and space for God to do the inner work of deep transformation.

Scripture tells us the story of God working out His plan to redeem the world. When we read scripture, we find our place in God’s story, and we learn about how to live within the story.

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This Trimester, we encourage you to engage with our Recommended Reading: If I Had Two Lives: The Extraordinary Life and Faith of Costas Macris by Dan Vorm.

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Born in Greece, Costas Macris moved his family to the jungles of Irian Jaya, Indonesia, where he confronted cannibalistic head-hunters, opened new mission stations, and introduced the gospel to stone-age tribes. He later returned to Greece, where he founded a bold evangelistic work where the Apostle Paul had preached some 2,000 years before.

As a young man, Costas read William Carey’s famous challenge: “Attempt great things for God; expect great things from God.” Costas took these words to heart, and over a lifetime of ministry God responded in amazing ways.

This inspiring account of Costas’ life will challenge you to trust God at a deeper level. You’ll be encouraged by what God did through an ordinary man who abandoned himself, without reservation, to an extraordinary God.

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You can pick up a copy in the Resource Lounge at the West Orange Campus on Sundays or from any online retailer.