Synopsis
In "To My People with Love," popular author/preacher John Killinger offers us a rich new understanding of the Ten Commandments. Killinger shows that the Ten Commandments are "keys to the good life," not stern, cold, unbending rules. Ideal as a personal enrichment resource, "To My People with Love" is also ideal for clergy to use as sermon material and for class leaders to use as thought-provoking, life-enhancing group study material. The book is a handy companion to Killinger's bestselling "The God Named Hallowed: The Lord's Prayer for Today."
About the Author
John Killinger, now a free-lance writer and lecturer, has taught at Vanderbilt Divinity School and Princeton Theological Seminary. He was senior minister of First Presbyterian Church of Lynchburg, BA, and First congregational Church of Los Angeles, CA. He is author of Lost in Wonder, Love, and Praise and Enter Every Trembling Heart, both Abingdon collections of prayers and affirmations for Christian worship, as well as Winter Soulstice: An Autobiographical Meditation on the Spirituality of Our Elder Years, coming in 2005, by Crossroad.
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