Heart Talks on Holiness

Brengle wrote for people who work with their hands, who face hardship daily, who need their faith to work in the real world. This book pulses with the strange joy he discovered: that holiness isn't a distant calling but something that grows in the kitchen, on the street, in the midst of suffering. Drawing on Paul's radical example of rejoicing in affliction, Brengle shows how the Holy Spirit's gifts aren't holy in the way the world measures holiness. They're rough, practical, available to anyone willing to serve God in any circumstance. These heart talks feel like conversations with a wise friend who has seen suffering firsthand and refused to let it crush his faith. The second volume in Brengle's holiness series, this book endures because it refuses to separate spirituality from the gritty reality of human struggle.