J.K. Jones - The Interior Christian Life Series

by J.K. Jones Jr. ***Special Pre-Release for NPS Registrants only! Pre-Order your set today and pick it up at the National Preaching Summit in Indianapolis on March 9-10, 2026.*** TEACH ME TO PRAY Learning the practice of prayer Prayer remains one of Christianity's greatest challenges and privileges. This book offers friendly guidance for beginners in the school of prayer, exploring the who, what, when, where, how, why, and "so what" of communion with God. Drawing from the Psalms and Don DeWelt's timeless wisdom, discover that prayer is primarily fellowship with God—where heart matters more than routine. Each chapter provides brief, encouraging instruction without stuffy lectures. Whether you're a third-grader or seasoned believer in prayer,everyone remains a learner. Prayer is our holy occupation, our primary business. Don't surrender—keep praying and discover revival through intentional, faithful conversation with God. A SOUL'S HOUSE - 2026 EDITION Tending the Interior Life The soul is a house requiring renovation and upkeep.Inspired by Evelyn Underhill's insights, this book presents four essential questions for spiritual formation: How can I turn knowledge about Christ into knowledge of Christ? What will I do with this knowledge? What is involved in knowing Jesus more deeply? If I could change one thing about my interior world, what would it be? Through fifty years of ministry experience, JK Jones explores God's patient, three-mile-an-hour pace in transforming lives. Drawing from Scripture, the monastics, and personal reflection, discover how to make the soul's house suitable for God's presence. Join this long conversation about becoming who we're meant to be. A MISSING DISCIPLESHIP Learning from Unexpected Teachers Can ancient monastics teach contemporary Christians anything worthwhile about following Jesus? Drawing from decades of ministry experience, JK Jones challenges Protestant reluctance to learn from Catholic devotional writers. Despite a spiritual heritage that shies away from Catholic sentiment, the author invites readers to discover what monks and nuns can teach about genuine transformation. This isn't about doctrine—it's about change. Through biblical wisdom and monastic insights, explore how cooperating with the Holy Spirit leads to Christlikeness. Change is difficult, but by the grace of God, with the right rule and rhythm, spiritual formation becomes possible. Join this journey of learning from unexpected teachers. FORMED Formation Begins on the Inside The Gospel of Mark serves as the foundational text for Christian spirituality, presenting Jesus in gritty, unrelenting detail. This book explores Mark's unique portrait of Christ—the roaring King who conquers through suffering. Discover how Mark emphasizes the interior life over external appearances, revealing Jesus' pattern of solitude and service. Through detailed analysis of Mark's structure, themes, and characteristics, readers learn to attend to spiritual formation from the inside out. Why do so many Christ-followers, especially leaders, shipwreck spiritually? Mark's Gospel honestly portrays failure—particularly Peter's—while pointing toward redemption found only in Jesus. Join this formational journey through Scripture's most action-packed Gospel.