God Isn't Finished with Me Yet
Discovering the Spiritual Graces of Later Life
by Barbara Lee
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Pub Date Mar 01 2018 | Archive Date Feb 07 2019
Description
2019 Illumination Book Awards, Gold: Christian Living
2019 Living Now Book Awards, Gold: Meditation/Relaxation
2019 Best Book Awards, Finalist: Health: Aging/50+
2018 Independent Press Awards, Winner: Aging
I haven’t finished with my life, and neither has God.
As we see fewer years ahead than behind, it can be easy to question our value or what we have left to contribute to our communities. How can we continue to give back and live with purpose in our later years? Barbara Lee is living this reality every day, and in this book she describes the intersection of aging with the timelessness of Ignatian spirituality.
God Isn’t Finished with Me Yet shows readers how God meets us with unexpected grace. In five succinct chapters, Lee shows how Ignatian prayer and discernment offer those in later life a path to discovering previously unknown vocations and new ways of living and being of service.
You’re still living your life, and God is still revealing His grace.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780829446616 |
| PRICE | $12.95 (USD) |
| PAGES | 136 |
Featured Reviews
Patti S, Reviewer
The author poses some interesting questions and thoughts to consider in the times as we are moving from one season to another. There’s much to think on here.
Page G, Reviewer
3.5 stars.
The title made me requested it from Netgalley. I thought this will be a very inspiring and instructional book. Somehow I was right. Barbara Lee explained and showed some Spiritual Exercises that are based in Ignatian Spirituality, which by the way, I had no idea about before reading this. And given that I now somehow can explain what it is, means the author did well in this book.
If you want to grow spirituality and is concern of God's will in your life as you age, this book is for you. This is really a great help to understand more about God's purpose in our lives even if we think we've aged and that our voice don't matter anymore. God's grace know no age. It's for everyone. :)
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