01387cam a2200193I  45000010008000000030006000080050017000140080041000310100016000720400030000880500018001180820016001361000050001522450025002022600049002273000019002765200872002956500026011671545466OCoLC20190117111908.0750814s1953    tnu           000 0 eng    a   53011338  aDLCcDZMdOCLdOCLCGdSGB04aBV4832b.J457  a242.2bJ76G1 aJones, E. Stanleyq(Eli Stanley),d1884-1973.10aGrowing spiritually.  aNashville,bAbingdon-Cokesbury Pressc[1953]  a364 p.c16 cm.  aThe necessity for spiritual growth is not merely our personal problem -- it is that, but it is more; it is our world problem. At the center of almost every acute problem -- personal, social, economic, political and international -- is moral and spiritual immaturity. Christian maturity must be the major business and endeavor of our race. It is that or chaos. So this book attempts to point the way to that maturity of character without which we will remain an infantile civilization. Where do we begin? Where everything begins -- with ourselves. I have linked growth with devotional exercises, a page a day. This book can be read a page a day; or, since it is divided into a week's complete thought, it can be used as a study book for group discussions; or, since one theme runs through the whole, it can be read straight through as an ordinary book. - Introduction. 0aDevotional exercises.