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Discover a new podcast, two online courses, and a fresh perspective on faith at work. Four invitations to bring life with Christ into your everyday.
Join Aaron Preston for an online course exploring The Disappearance of Moral Knowledge. Begins September 16.
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Practical conversations about learning to become like Christ.
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Dallas had a deep and inspired perspective about work, business, and the professions. This booklet brings together three of his more focused articles…
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Practice everyday discipleship with Keith Meyer, drawing on key concepts from Renovation of the Heart. Begins September 24
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Dallas Willard spent his life making eternal living concrete for his friends. He encouraged us to use our own lives to demonstrate Jesus’s message. We must be transformed people living out a life reflective of Jesus himself: a life of love, humility, and gentleness.
He leaves behind a legacy as friend, philosopher and reformer of the church.
Foreword: Whole Life Transformation places before us exactly what its title suggests. The message is that success in ministry and in life is found by becoming on the "inside" the kind of person who lives in the kingdom of God here and now. This person is led by their confidence in Jesus to seek the kingdom of God, to seek to live in it, more than anything else and in all places.
A series of 3 chapel talks and 2 evening lectures were given at Wheaton College’s Staley Lecture Series, October 31 – November 2, 2001. The theme for the talks was Disappearance of Moral Knowledge in the 20th Century. The Moral Knowledge theme has a specific focus on “the emergence of Christianity without discipleship.”
Dallas challenges listeners to step beyond superficial understandings of discipleship and embrace the life-changing power of truly following Jesus. He invites us to experience God's kingdom in the here and now as we go about every aspect of our lives.
The Dallas Willard & Friends podcast introduces listeners to the teachings of Dallas Willard and explores practical pathways to Christlikeness and life in the Kingdom of God.
Designed for both newcomers and longtime readers of Willard, these thoughtful conversations invite us to deepen our life with Jesus and learn what it means to live as his apprentices.
Following Jesus reaches into every part of our lives; from the work we do and the decisions we make to the relationships we nurture at home, at school, and in our communities. Together, we explore how Dallas’s teachings can shape these everyday moments, helping us grow in love, practice his wisdom, and become more attentive to God’s presence wherever we are.
Dallas Willard Ministries is a crowd-funded non-profit organization. The resources on this website are available to you absolutely free because of the generosity of our supporters. Click here if you'd like to join us in helping people live more fully in the Kingdom of God here and now. All contributions are tax deductible. Thank you!
This collection features articles, papers, forewords, lecture notes, handouts and much more.
This collection spans over 30 years of speaking. Listen here or download for free. Handouts for the talks are available for you to download when we have them.
This collection offers a nice overview of Dallas's teaching in Spiritual Formation, Theology and Philosophy. Handouts and PowerPoint presentations are available for you to download when we have them.
Here we highlight offerings of upcoming conferences and courses that expand on Dallas's teaching, as well as smaller study groups. We hope you will take advantage of the opportunities offered near you.
Details about each book Dallas has written are available here, as well as details of several books about Dallas and his work.
People often asked Dallas about books that were important to him or books that will help us grow in specific areas. This section provides a list of books that Dallas personally recommended.
Dallas thought of each of us as a fellow pilgrim on our journey with Christ. The “fellow pilgrims” of our Speakers Bureau studied and worked closely with him for many years and are actively teaching what they learned. Learn how you can engage with them in their unique areas of expertise.
Professors, students, and amateur philosophers will benefit from reviewing these syllabi from many of Professor Willard’s philosophy courses at the University of Southern California.
We'll keep you up-to-date about newly available resources and opportunities related to Dallas's work.
The resources on this website are freely available here because of the generous donations of DWM supporters. Thank you!
