Raymond Tomkinson Ordre des livres

Chronic fatigue syndrome serves as the foundation for exploring the spiritual significance of weariness and rest. The author challenges societal views that equate strength with busyness, proposing instead that weakness and stillness can be divinely blessed. Each chapter delves into different perceptions of strength and includes reflective material for discussion and prayer. The book aims to uplift both sufferers and caregivers, emphasizing that moments of stillness allow for deeper connections with God amidst the chaos of modern life.

Focusing on the challenges of prayer, this book provides six sessions of reflections aimed at individuals struggling with their prayer life. Each session includes resource materials designed to facilitate discussion and exploration of these difficulties, offering new approaches to prayer. Additionally, it serves as a valuable resource for Christians who have recently completed a faith nurture course and are seeking guidance on their newfound questions about prayer.

Exploring the evolution of spirituality, this book emphasizes how life experiences influence our understanding of God and prayer. It addresses the changes in behavior, values, and perspectives that accompany personal growth. Aimed at individuals seeking a deeper connection with the divine, it serves as a resource for those with questions about faith and prayer, as well as for mentors who support others on their spiritual journeys.

"Called to Greatness" aims to explore the relationship between vocation and ambition in the Church and to help discern the difference between laudable ambition and self-serving ambition. For personal reflection, although the book contains sections titled ‘Pause for reflection’, helpful to individuals or as an aid to group discussion.

Transitions are a central theme in this exploration of Christian life, particularly for those in ordained ministry. It delves into the journey toward Christlikeness, emphasizing the importance of discerning God's will during pivotal moments. The author examines decision-making processes within ministry, highlighting the role of love as the foundation of service. By considering both personal and organizational practices, the book seeks to guide readers in articulating their spiritual experiences and making choices that align with their faith and the needs of the Church.