"Do not be children in your thinking." - 1 Corinthians 14:20
Scripture says, “When I was a child, I thought and reasoned like a child. When I became a man, I put away childish thinking,” and yet so many adult Christians today – even after years of Bible Study and Sunday worship – still have a very elementary understanding of their faith, keeping many stuck in Sunday School.
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In Childish Thinking, spiritual writer and Christian pastor, Salvatore Sapienza, explores topics such as God, Jesus, Prayer, Heaven, Hell, Sin, and Resurrection from the “higher perspective” of Christian mystics, Progressive Christian theologians, and teachers of other faith and wisdom traditions.
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After each chapter, there are prayers for quiet contemplation, suggested practices and activities, and also questions for personal reflection, journal writing, or small book group discussion.
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Discover how you can let go of old ways of thinking, grow in your spiritual understanding, begin to see things with new eyes, and finally graduate from Sunday School.
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Author Photo: Lara Parent Photography
About the Author:
SALVATORE SAPIENZA is a Christian pastor, writer, teacher, and inspirational speaker, who has facilitated workshops and classes throughout the country.
His first book, Seventy Times Seven, was nominated for two Lambda Literary Awards, including “Best Spirituality,” and was adapted into an award-winning film, Brotherly Love.
He is also the author of Mychal’s Prayer: Praying with Father Mychal Judge, the “Saint of 9/11.” A former Catholic monk, Sapienza serves as the Senior Pastor of The United Church of Rowayton in Connecticut. His video sermons are broadcast weekly on the church's YouTube channel.