Seeing God in the Dark: Unraveling the Mysteries of Holy Living

From the author of bestselling books Knowing God and Rediscovering Holiness comes a collection of writings that pastors and theologians will want in their collections. How should Christians behave toward one another and towards the world? How are we to be the face of Christ when seeing God is so difficult? J. I. Packer explores these and other challenging questions in this third volume of his collected writings. In four sections, Packer examines questions regarding the church as it is, the church as it should be, evangelism, and Christian living, exploring such topics as conscience, morality, sanctification--and even leisure. Chapters include: The Nature of the Church The Real Meaning of the Real Presence The Holy Spirit and the Local Congregation Is Christianity Credible?