Asherah Parables for Today is a guide to living with courage, compassion, and communi-ty. Inspired by the ancient protective divine image of Asherah as a nurturing guardian — Brian David Phillips offers modern parables grounded in everyday life. These stories don’t unfold in distant lands but in the places we know well: apartments and bus stops, classrooms and clinics, kitchens, city halls, and neighborhood sidewalks.
Each parable story follows a clear rhythm: a setting, a moment of conflict, a turning point, consequences, and a call to action. Paired with brief interpretations and practical steps, the stories translate justice into something workable — love with logistics. Compassion becomes policy, hospitality includes safety, economics are measured by dignity, and care for the Earth is woven into ordinary habits.
The themes speak directly to our moment: repair instead of shame, hospitality that truly welcomes, diversity honored with respect, stewardship of the planet, humility in place of pride. Phillips insists that goodness belongs not only in personal sentiment but in the way we structure our shared life.
These parables are written to be read aloud, reflected on, and acted upon. A neighbor’s spare key becomes a lesson in trust and better building design. A bakery discovers that true abundance means living wages and less waste. A teen’s three quiet breaths at school grow into sustainable care at home. A mural on a bridge turns a border into common ground. A congregation’s “holy megaphone” blends advocacy, data, and sanctuary to keep a shelter open.
Inner practices — gratitude, breath, apology, ritual — are treated as fuel for lasting public courage. Data is reframed as a moral ally. Democracy shows up as neighborly habit: curb cuts, captioned meetings, rides to the polls.
Phillips writes with equal respect for people of faith and people of conscience, translating sacred language into shared values without dilution. The table of contents reflects this wide embrace, spanning compassion, justice, diversity, creation care, forgiveness, hope, and more. A closing Parable Craft Guide helps readers create stories of their own.
The promise is steady: small, doable actions can grow into communities that are kinder, fairer, and stronger. Read a story. Take the next right step. Share what happens. Repeat — under a canopy wide enough for everyone.
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Asherah Parables for Today is a guide to living with courage, compassion, and communi-ty. Inspired by the ancient protective divine image of Asherah as a nurturing guardian - Brian David Phillips offers modern parables grounded in everyday life. These stories don't unfold in distant lands but in the places we know well: apartments and bus stops, classrooms and clinics, kitchens, city halls, and neighborhood sidewalks. Each parable story follows a clear rhythm: a setting, a moment of conflict, a turning point, consequences, and a call to action. Paired with brief interpretations and practical steps, the stories translate justice into something workable - love with logistics. Compassion becomes policy, hospitality includes safety, economics are measured by dignity, and care for the Earth is woven into ordinary habits. The themes speak directly to our moment: repair instead of shame, hospitality that truly welcomes, diversity honored with respect, stewardship of the planet, humility in place of pride. Phillips insists that goodness belongs not only in personal sentiment but in the way we structure our shared life. These parables are written to be read aloud, reflected on, and acted upon. A neighbor's spare key becomes a lesson in trust and better building design. A bakery discovers that true abundance means living wages and less waste. A teen's three quiet breaths at school grow into sustainable care at home. A mural on a bridge turns a border into common ground. A congregation's "holy megaphone" blends advocacy, data, and sanctuary to keep a shelter open. Inner practices - gratitude, breath, apology, ritual - are treated as fuel for lasting public courage. Data is reframed as a moral ally. Democracy shows up as neighborly habit: curb cuts, captioned meetings, rides to the polls. Phillips writes with equal respect for people of faith and people of conscience, translating sacred language into shared values without dilution. The table of contents reflects this wide embrace, spanning compassion, justice, diversity, creation care, forgiveness, hope, and more. A closing Parable Craft Guide helps readers create stories of their own. The promise is steady: small, doable actions can grow into communities that are kinder, fairer, and stronger. Read a story. Take the next right step. Share what happens. Repeat - under a canopy wide enough for everyone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798266580954
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Asherah Parables for Today is a guide to living with courage, compassion, and communi-ty. Inspired by the ancient protective divine image of Asherah as a nurturing guardian - Brian David Phillips offers modern parables grounded in everyday life. These stories don't unfold in distant lands but in the places we know well: apartments and bus stops, classrooms and clinics, kitchens, city halls, and neighborhood sidewalks. Each parable story follows a clear rhythm: a setting, a moment of conflict, a turning point, consequences, and a call to action. Paired with brief interpretations and practical steps, the stories translate justice into something workable - love with logistics. Compassion becomes policy, hospitality includes safety, economics are measured by dignity, and care for the Earth is woven into ordinary habits. The themes speak directly to our moment: repair instead of shame, hospitality that truly welcomes, diversity honored with respect, stewardship of the planet, humility in place of pride. Phillips insists that goodness belongs not only in personal sentiment but in the way we structure our shared life. These parables are written to be read aloud, reflected on, and acted upon. A neighbor's spare key becomes a lesson in trust and better building design. A bakery discovers that true abundance means living wages and less waste. A teen's three quiet breaths at school grow into sustainable care at home. A mural on a bridge turns a border into common ground. A congregation's "holy megaphone" blends advocacy, data, and sanctuary to keep a shelter open. Inner practices - gratitude, breath, apology, ritual - are treated as fuel for lasting public courage. Data is reframed as a moral ally. Democracy shows up as neighborly habit: curb cuts, captioned meetings, rides to the polls. Phillips writes with equal respect for people of faith and people of conscience, translating sacred language into shared values without dilution. The table of contents reflects this wide embrace, spanning compassion, justice, diversity, creation care, forgiveness, hope, and more. A closing Parable Craft Guide helps readers create stories of their own. The promise is steady: small, doable actions can grow into communities that are kinder, fairer, and stronger. Read a story. Take the next right step. Share what happens. Repeat - under a canopy wide enough for everyone. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9798266580954
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