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Richard Dahlstrom



Average rating: 4.26 · 420 ratings · 50 reviews · 8 distinct worksSimilar authors
The Colors of Hope: Becomin...

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The Map Is Not the Journey:...

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O2: Breathing New Life into...

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Breathing New Life into Faith

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“When Jesus was wrapping up his days on earth, he didn't tell us to go to church. He didn't tell us to engage in a spiritualized version of channel surfing, as we hop from place to place in search of just the right programming to entertain us. He told us to get out and actually do the stuff he'd already been doing, painting the hope of God's reign on the canvas of God's world. He told us we're artists.”
Richard Dahlstrom, The Colors of Hope: Becoming People of Mercy, Justice, and Love

“We will never become the people of hope and blessing we're meant to be until we learn how to wake up and pay attention to the glory and pain, beauty and suffering that are in lives all around us.”
Richard Dahlstrom, The Colors of Hope: Becoming People of Mercy, Justice, and Love

“But what we did yesterday isn't ever really the point or the question.The question is, are you open, by virtue of your relationship with this new Lover of yours, to being challenged in new ways, invited in new ways, to participate in what God is doing? The overwhelming testimony of the Bible is that too many finish growing long before they have finished living, and so they complete their days sitting on their assets. That's hardly the abundant life that Jesus came to give.”
Richard Dahlstrom, O2: Breathing New Life into Faith



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