James C. Wilhoit (PhD, Northwestern University) is emeritus professor of Christian education at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois, where he taught for over thirty-five years. He is the author or coauthor of numerous books, including Effective Bible Teaching and Discovering Lectio Divina.

• ContentsForeword by Dallas Willard1. Formation through the Ordinary: The Pathway to Flourishing in Christ2. Curriculum for Christlikeness: Imitation of Christ as the Means and Glorious End of Formation3. Receiving: Formation of the Heart by Grace for the Broken and Thirsty4. Remembering: Remembering What God Sings over You5. Responding: Love and Service to God and Others 6. Relating: Spiritually Enriching Relationships of Love and Service 7. High-Impact Practices: Proven Community Practices That Foster FormationAppendix: Assessment QuestionsIndexes

James C. Wilhoit (PhD, Northwestern University) is emeritus professor of Christian education at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois, where he taught for over thirty-five years. He is the author or coauthor of numerous books, including Effective Bible Teaching and Discovering Lectio Divina.

• ContentsForeword by Dallas Willard1. Formation through the Ordinary: The Pathway to Flourishing in Christ2. Curriculum for Christlikeness: Imitation of Christ as the Means and Glorious End of Formation3. Receiving: Formation of the Heart by Grace for the Broken and Thirsty4. Remembering: Remembering What God Sings over You5. Responding: Love and Service to God and Others 6. Relating: Spiritually Enriching Relationships of Love and Service 7. High-Impact Practices: Proven Community Practices That Foster FormationAppendix: Assessment QuestionsIndexes

James C. Wilhoit (PhD, Northwestern University) is emeritus professor of Christian education at Wheaton College in Wheaton, Illinois, where he taught for over thirty-five years. He is the author or coauthor of numerous books, including Effective Bible Teaching and Discovering Lectio Divina.

• ContentsForeword by Dallas Willard1. Formation through the Ordinary: The Pathway to Flourishing in Christ2. Curriculum for Christlikeness: Imitation of Christ as the Means and Glorious End of Formation3. Receiving: Formation of the Heart by Grace for the Broken and Thirsty4. Remembering: Remembering What God Sings over You5. Responding: Love and Service to God and Others 6. Relating: Spiritually Enriching Relationships of Love and Service 7. High-Impact Practices: Proven Community Practices That Foster FormationAppendix: Assessment QuestionsIndexes