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by Marcy Heidish I found Soul and the City to be a beneficial book to read. It is a well-written book filled with quotes and references from other books that piqued my curiosity to read them as well. Having a huge desire to move to a very isolated ranch in Montana, Soul and the City has given me a different perspective on city living. For anyone who wants to grow in their spirituality Soul and the City is a must have and I highly recommend it. There is a stop, yield, and go following each chapter that can be used either for private study or a group study to aid in spiritual growth. Cities are home to millions who have not lost their souls, so how, in today's contemporary cities, can one find God in the hustle and bustle of everyday life? In Soul and the City, Marcy Heidish tells us many ways to accomplish this in today's very busy world. You can see the beauty of Christ in each individual person you pass on the street. How often we miss an encounter with God if we do not look for God in the people we walk among everyday. I meet the God I seek in others faces, if I dare but look. Marcy Heidish also speaks of how to practice the Presence of God in every moment. To find peace in the midst of the hustle and bustle of everyday life in the busy city, turn your mind moment by moment to God and practice the Presence of God. And, always remember it was Elijah who recognized God's presence, not in the thunder, not in the earthquake, not in the fire - but rather in the still small voice. He is always there in our midst if we just but look. |
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