Mystics, Mavericks & Miracle Workers [eBook]

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Summary:
A well-worn path has been laid before us, albeit one that lacks popularity. Saints of yesteryear embarked on a journey of faith and found God and all the profound mysteries and insights that come from knowing him. But in our culture today, we often forget the great treasures discovered by them, believing that whatís current is always better than what's ancient.

* Mys-tic [mis-tik] noun. A person who experiences the presence of God in their everyday life.
* Mav-er-ick [mav-er-ik, mav-rik] noun. A person who is willing to take a risk and go against the norm.
* Mir-a-cle wor-ker [mir-uh-kuhl wur-ker] noun. A person whose life becomes a blessing to others.

In Mystics, Mavericks & Miracle Workers: A 30-day journey with some saints, discover a well-rounded blend of the old and new. Authors Eric Sandras and Jason Chatraw serve as a guide for readers interested in exploring the ancient biblical truths discovered by these saints and how they are still relevant in today's culture. Learn from these six great saints: St. Francis of Assisi, St. Ambrose of Milan, St. John of the Cross, St. Teresa of Avila, St. Bernard of Clairvaux, and St. Catherine of Genoa.

Embark on your own journey with the saints and discover what it means to experience God's presence every day, to take a risk and go against the norm, and to allow your life to become a blessing to others.

About the Authors:
Eric Sandras serves as the teaching pastor at the Desert Vineyard Church in Lancaster, Calif. With a Ph.D. in Human Development and Family Relations from Oregon State, Eric has taught for various universities and colleges in the Northwest. He is the author of two previous books, Bucknaked Faith and Plastic Jesus.

Jason Chatraw is an author and freelance writer. He has served as the assistant editor for Dr. Charles Stanley's In Touch magazine as well as serving as a small groups pastor in a local church. Jason enjoys writing and speaking about the intersection of culture and faith.