Brennan Manning

Brennan Manning is uniquely beloved by Catholics as well as mainline and evangelical Christian readers. His grace-filled books on the tenderness of God’s love for us continue to grow in popularity. He is a former Franciscan priest and monk, a recovering alcoholic, and a much sought after speaker at college campuses, churches, and retreat centers across the country. Manning is the author of twelve books, including the best-selling The Ragamuffin Gospel, RuthlessTrust, and Glimpse of Jesus. He lives in New Orleans.

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Christian Living

Spirituality

The Importance of Being Foolish

How to Think Like Jesus

Talking Points

Brennan Manning is the author of eleven books, including the bestselling The Ragamuffin Gospel. He leads spiritual retreats in the United States and Europe for people of all ages and backgrounds.

Description

Becoming a Christian is not a magical enterprise in which we automatically become better people; a Christian must train to become the person God intended them to be. In this book, Brennan Manning teaches us how to think like Jesus, guiding the reader to discover those subjects on which Jesus did not dwell - security, sensation, and power - and revealing where Jesus focused his thought life - the Father, the disciples, the reign of God, and the world. Coming from the gentle yet compelling voice of Manning, the reader will embrace this call and revel in Manning’s provocative exploration of the mind of Christ.

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Christian Living

Spirituality

A Glimpse of Jesus

The Stranger to Self-Hatred

Talking Points

Brennan Manning is the author of eleven books, including the bestselling The Ragamuffin Gospel. He leads spiritual retreats in the United States and Europe for people of all ages and backgrounds

Description

Following his work on the unconditional love of God, bestselling Christian writer Brennan Manning now turns to the life and work of Jesus to find an answer to the most pressing spiritual problem of our age: self-hatred. Manning shows how this problem is rooted in “a script” founded in a faulty understanding of the nature of divine love and a lack of clear understanding of the person and message of Jesus.

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