Christ-Centred Mindfulness Series Synopsis In the award-winning and bestselling *Christ-Centred Mindfulness*, leading academic and experienced mental health worker Dr Katherine Thompson draws on the rich Christian tradition to present Christian mindfulness exercises that help us slow down, connect to what is happening inside ourselves, and make space to listen for God’s...
Christ-Centred Mindfulness Series Synopsis In the award-winning and bestselling *Christ-Centred Mindfulness*, leading academic and experienced mental health worker Dr Katherine Thompson draws on the rich Christian tradition to present Christian mindfulness exercises that help us slow down, connect to what is happening inside ourselves, and make space to listen for God’s guidance in everyday life. Now, the beautiful *Christ-Centred Mindfulness* small book series offers an accessible user guide to Christian mindfulness exercises.
Abide Just as grapes cannot grow without the grapevine, neither can we flourish and grow without God. He is the vine, and we are his branches. Jesus often used everyday images and metaphors, including that of the grapevine, to help us understand more about God and the nature of our relationship with him.
We are invited to abide (remain) in God. Of utmost importance in this process is learning how to listen deeply to what God is speaking into our hearts, through all of our senses. In the quietness that follows, our spirit is able to hear what God’s Spirit is saying to us.
The exercises in *Abide* are designed to help you take time out of your busy life—to stop and deeply listen to God. Take some time out now, and learn how to abide in the presence of God.
About the Author Dr Katherine Thompson BA, BAppSci (Hons), BTh, BSW, PhD, is a clinical researcher, an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, and a Member of the Australian College of Social Workers. She is a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health and Wellbeing at the Melbourne School of Theology. She also has her own private practice with a focus on young people aged 12–25 years, and ministry and mission staff. In 2019, her book *Christ-Centred Mindfulness: Connection to Self and God* was announced the co-winner of the Dallas Willard Research Center Book Award.
Christ-Centred Mindfulness Series Synopsis In the award-winning and bestselling *Christ-Centred Mindfulness*, leading academic and experienced mental health worker Dr Katherine Thompson draws on the rich Christian tradition to present Christian mindfulness exercises that help us slow down, connect to what is happening inside ourselves, and make space to listen for God’s...
Christ-Centred Mindfulness Series Synopsis In the award-winning and bestselling *Christ-Centred Mindfulness*, leading academic and experienced mental health worker Dr Katherine Thompson draws on the rich Christian tradition to present Christian mindfulness exercises that help us slow down, connect to what is happening inside ourselves, and make space to listen for God’s guidance in everyday life. Now, the beautiful *Christ-Centred Mindfulness* small book series offers an accessible user guide to Christian mindfulness exercises.
Abide Just as grapes cannot grow without the grapevine, neither can we flourish and grow without God. He is the vine, and we are his branches. Jesus often used everyday images and metaphors, including that of the grapevine, to help us understand more about God and the nature of our relationship with him.
We are invited to abide (remain) in God. Of utmost importance in this process is learning how to listen deeply to what God is speaking into our hearts, through all of our senses. In the quietness that follows, our spirit is able to hear what God’s Spirit is saying to us.
The exercises in *Abide* are designed to help you take time out of your busy life—to stop and deeply listen to God. Take some time out now, and learn how to abide in the presence of God.
About the Author Dr Katherine Thompson BA, BAppSci (Hons), BTh, BSW, PhD, is a clinical researcher, an Accredited Mental Health Social Worker, and a Member of the Australian College of Social Workers. She is a Senior Lecturer in Mental Health and Wellbeing at the Melbourne School of Theology. She also has her own private practice with a focus on young people aged 12–25 years, and ministry and mission staff. In 2019, her book *Christ-Centred Mindfulness: Connection to Self and God* was announced the co-winner of the Dallas Willard Research Center Book Award.
