The Whole Christian: The search for the sum of your parts by Bruce Larson

The Whole Christian: The search for the sum of your parts by Bruce LarsonChristian Living Personal Growth What does it mean to be whole happy, function ing, fulfilled, all you were meant to be? In The Whole Christian, Bruce Larson draws on insights gained from some of today's pioneer thinkers in a variety of disciplines, and he puts together a unique picture of what it means to be a whole person from a Christian and a biblical perspective. Here is a workbook for the practicing Christian, a guide for learning how to: deal

Christian Living / Personal Growth

What does it mean to be whole-happy, function-ing, fulfilled, all you were meant to be?

In The Whole Christian, Bruce Larson draws on insights gained from some of today's pioneer thinkers in a variety of disciplines, and he puts together a unique picture of what it means to be a whole person from a Christian and a biblical perspective. Here is a workbook for the practicing Christian, a guide for learning how to: • deal with change

•   make a friend of your body • choose a creative environment for personal growth • develop a strategy for making your dreams come true • handle fear, failure, and death
•   put faith into action, and belief into everyday life.

"Practical and readable."

-The Circle

"Down to earth, life-centered, and utterly refreshing."

-The New Review of Books and Religion

"[Larson's] outstanding book to date."

• James I. McCord, President, Princeton Theological Seminary
  "Loaded with helpful insights."
•   Howard Hendricks, Dallas Theological Seminary

"Convincingly professional yet simple and direct."

-Charisma

"A good book on becoming human and a basic book for becoming Christian."

-Religion Teachers Journal

"An exciting new insight into God's plan for his people."

- The Way

"Extraordinarily fine."

- Cecil Osborne, director, Burlingame Counseling Center,

Burlingame, CA

BRUCE LARSON is a Presbyterian minister, the author of 15 best-selling books, including Risky Christianity, No Longer Strangers, Dare to Live Now, and There's a Lot More to Health Than Not Being Sick. A former president of Faith at Work, he is currently senior minister at University Presbyterian Church in Seattle, Washington. Prior to coming to Seattle, he was director of the Group Research and Individual Learning Project and a visiting fellow at Princeton Theological Seminary. This book contains the first published results of Bruce's independent research project.

Formerly published under the title, The Meaning and Mystery of Being Human.