Christ Plays in Ten Thousand Places: A Conversation in Spiritual Theology Audiobook

" I am in LOVE with this book. The only kind of theology I care much about is the kind that we live out and that makes us love Jesus more-this book talks about exactly that. So far he has dug pretty deep into the creation story and the exodus story in ways that I haven't thought about before. Not the easiest read, but not too heady either. "

" Very interesting and well written--though occasionally I find Peterson's style annoying (so many 1 word sentences and sentence fragments!), often it works quite well. The book is split into three sections where Peterson focuses on Christ's action in creation, history, and community. "

" This book is about Redemptive History and the story that God has always been telling. It's not bad, but I did not really get a whole lot out of it. "

" reading it in a small group from church "

" Peterson's high water mark in saying what he has always wanted to say about the Christian life "lived." A book on spirituality worth reading and re-reading from now until . . . "

" An amazing literary and theological work from Peterson who is perhaps one of the most beautiful writers in the canon of Christian theology. But I got bogged down by too much required reading that cluttered up by spare time, so I will return someday when I have time (ha!) and finish it. "

" This is a good take on Christian spirituality for the most part. I still think Peterson swing farther conservative than I am comfortable with. I am still glad I read the book though. "

" A good introduction to Christian spirituality. An easy read, told mostly in stories. "

" It's not very often that a gifted theologian and thinker is also a gifted writer. Eugene Peterson is both. This is a wonderful book. "

" A bit hard to track with Peterson's overall argument, but the section on Sabbath was extremely helpful. "

" Medicine for the soul. "

" Every follower of Christ should read this book. What a beautiful portrait of the body of Christ and what it means to live "the Jesus life in the Jesus way." Thank you again Eugene. "

" a hard book to digest. i find myself rereading pages over and over again (i admit it, i am a simple man). peterson does a great job on looking at Christ's role in creation, missions and community. "

" Fresh and really, really good. "

" Anything written by anyone who's translated the entire Bible should probably be read. I think this is true of Peterson. He, like Dallas Willard, is influencing the influencers. "

" An engaging book that weaves theology and instruction for spiritual formation together in a way that should be the norm for the enterprise of Christian theology. "

" Read this as part of a Sunday School class. It was brilliant at times and too dense at other times. But all in all a very good and insightful book. "

" One of my top ten books... "

" This book is fantastic so far, but it takes more concentration than I have right now. I'll get back to it in the fall or winter. "

" Peterson, unlike so many other contemporary Christian writers, has a lifetime of experience to back up his theological conclusions. There's real wisdom here, delivered with humility and attention to detail. Very worthwhile reading. "

" Eugene Peterson is truly a wonderful writer. His writing ability well exceeds many Christian writers that are alive today. This particular book reveals the dangers of Gnosticism in Christianity and provides remedies. "

" This is a conversational book on theology and an easy read. It does not get bogged down in theological distortions and dogma's. I enjoyed it as I do all of Peterson's writings. "

" Fresh and really, really good. "

" This book is fantastic so far, but it takes more concentration than I have right now. I'll get back to it in the fall or winter. "

" slow going - very intellectually driven. very thoughtful. a 'nibbling' book. "

" reading it in a small group from church "

" This is a good take on Christian spirituality for the most part. I still think Peterson swing farther conservative than I am comfortable with. I am still glad I read the book though. "

" Anything written by anyone who's translated the entire Bible should probably be read. I think this is true of Peterson. He, like Dallas Willard, is influencing the influencers. "

" An amazing literary and theological work from Peterson who is perhaps one of the most beautiful writers in the canon of Christian theology. But I got bogged down by too much required reading that cluttered up by spare time, so I will return someday when I have time (ha!) and finish it. "

" This book is about Redemptive History and the story that God has always been telling. It's not bad, but I did not really get a whole lot out of it. "