The Inverted Gospel at Home
Liturgies, Prayers, and Practices for Recovering a Descending Faith
The Inverted Gospel at Home
Liturgies, Prayers, and Practices for Recovering a Descending Faith
The series’ first book meant to be prayed rather than read. Written for families, small groups, worship leaders, and individuals who want devotional and liturgical material to practice what Books One and Two argue for, plus congregations running a teaching series based on the earlier volumes and wanting matching devotional content.
A deliberate change of genre: a devotional and liturgical companion rather than an analytical or historical one. Where every other volume in the series argues or explains, this one supplies actual, usable prayers, confessions, and liturgies — drawing on the doctrinal structure of Book One (the twenty doctrines, four Parts) as its organizing scaffold.
Prayers for Hard Seasons
A historic prayer of confession recovered, a litany of ‘Thy Will Be Done,’ and prayers for when healing has not come.
The Twenty-Week Devotional
Companion devotions keyed directly to Book One’s own twenty doctrines, for family or small-group use.
Liturgies for the Church Calendar
Congregational liturgies for lament, thanksgiving, sending, and renewal of vows.
Learning to Pray Differently
- Introduction — Why Words Shape Prayers, and Prayers Shape Faith
- A Historic Prayer of Confession, Recovered
- A Litany of ‘Thy Will Be Done’ for Hard Seasons
- Prayers for When You Are Not Healed
A Twenty-Week Family or Small-Group Devotional
- Companion Devotions for Part I — Faith, Sovereignty, Man, Presence
- Companion Devotions for Part II — Authority, Covering, Autonomy, Gifts, Identity
- Companion Devotions for Part III — Sanctification, the Cross, Grace, Provision, Suffering
- Companion Devotions for Part IV — Kingdom, Hope, Warfare, Prayer, Judgment, Mission
Liturgies for the Church Calendar
- A Liturgy of Lament for a Grieving Congregation
- A Liturgy of Thanksgiving That Doesn’t Require a Victory Testimony
- A Sending Blessing for Ordinary Vocation
- A Renewal of Vows for a Congregation Choosing the Descending Gospel
For Personal and Family Use
- A Daily Examen Adapted for This Series
- Bedtime Prayers for Children That Don’t Teach Performance
- Conclusion — A Book Meant to Be Used, Not Just Read
The only volume in the series written substantially in the second person and in prayer form rather than analytical prose. Content should be judged on its usability in an actual service or family setting, not its argumentative structure.
The volume best suited to input from worship leaders, liturgists, and pastoral poets rather than historians or theologians — though all included Scripture and doctrine should still be checked against the same standards applied throughout the series.
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