Final Steps in Christian Maturity

by Jeanne Guyon

Book Overview

The best way to describe this book is to say that it is Volume II of Experiencing the Depths of Jesus Christ.

The King of France ordered Jeanne Guyon to appear before the Archbishop Bossuet for interrogation, an event that would determine her imprisonment. She decided to present Bossuet a clear statement and defense of her teachings. The result was a massive three-volume work entitled Justifications.

Justifications never appeared in...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0940232227
• ISBN13: 9780940232228
• Release Date: March 1985
• Publisher: Seedsowers
• Length: 144 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.3" x 5.5" x 8.4"

Customer Reviews

Didn’t received the book yet!

Hi, I order this book in July and I’m didn’t receive it yet and we are September 6. I just wonder the reason why! Thanks Linda

Final Steps in Christian Maturity

This is definitely a book for a mature Christian. It is filled with encouragement and guidance in a walk that is totally dedicated to Jesus Christ. This like her other books are very helpful in following the steps of Jesus and confirming where you are in a given time in your walk. I would recommend this book to any Christian that has chosen to live their life for Christ.

Final Steps in Christian Maturity

This is just what I have been looking for to inhance my spiritual life.

Incredible Bite Size Pieces of Guyon

This book is a terrific collection of parts of a book Guyon wrote to defend herself against the Spanish Inquisition. That three volume work is not published according to the introduction of this book but someone has taken parts of it and made this book. The wisdom and depth will stretch even the most devout believer and make him or her yearn for a continually deepening walk with our Lord. No need to be Catholic to read this one!! I highly recommend it to anyone that is serious about their walk with Christ.

Dieing to Live

To me, Jeanne's best work. She comes from the death on the cross and emphasises that the Christian has died. Just like a dead body can neither be pleased or displeased by what goes on in the world, you should be like that. See or expect no joy or sadness in the things external. Rather look for everything inhouse, inside, where God lives. Then she takes the christian into the quiet comtemplative silence of God where He stares at His lover for hours and where two hearts in love meet. Maturity she says will make you simpler, easier and bring you to the ultimate...union with God