Dallas Willard - Introducing Spiritual Formation

In Renovation of the Heart, Dallas Willard informs us-from both a theoretical and a practical perspective-how to enter into the divine world (the kingdom among us) by the path of inner transformation. Renovation of the Heart is a realistic guide to discipleship and the real challenge of Christian formation. For all would-be apprentices of Jesus, Renovation of the Heart is for you. Its aim is to help you find and fully live in the kingdom of God and his righteousness.
This series is based on Dallas's book, "Renovation of the Heart: Putting on the Character of Christ."
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[@NotOneSparrow]

Thank you for sharing this, and all of the Willard talks/sessions you've been posting.

[@conversatiodiv]

Thanks for reaching out and saying so!

[@jcbeasley1]

Thanks for this, but please in future cut out the intro - it doesn't add anything.

[@sujathan6639]

Hi uncle I m studying Master of theology, IAHF college from Banglore, it will be very useful for my assignment, thank you

[@AustinthePhilosurfer]

Thank you!!! Epic!!!

[@WalksTalksThoughts]

What year was this recorded?

[@conversatiodiv]

2003

[@michaelbrickley2443]

Allen Galbraith, just wanted to share a quote from FB Meyer, “there are no new truths, only old truths to be discovered.” The beautiful thing about Dallas and his friend, Richard J. Foster is the truths they share are old truths that have have been forgotten. Thank God for such godly men seeing the need and supplying us. Amen

[@tajjiintanzania6237]

Spiritual Formation is the quickest way to start engaging in pagan prayer practices that result in mystical experiences. If one does what pagans do then one gets what pagans get... Pagans worship demons. The origins of these practices are from the desert fathers, monastic monks that were experimenting and copying Hindu and Buddhist prayer practices. It is a 1 Timothy 4:1 situation.

[@ToriRichard]

Nonsense, but thanks for trolling.

[@lazaruscomeforth7646]

Amazing how ignorant of authentic, historical Christianity the initial comment is.