Book five of Eugene Peterson's landmark Spiritual Theology series: foundational reading for the twenty-first-century church.

Continuing Peterson's evaluation of contemporary Christian spirituality, Practise Resurrection is a study of the book of Ephesians. It is often thought to be Paul's most difficult letter, but has been for over thirty years Peterson's text for his identity as a pastor. Peterson points out that although Christians emphasise the importance of new birth, growth is equally important. This book is a conversation on spiritual formation and what it means to become a mature Christian.

As with the first four books in this series, Practise Resurrection is written for both lay and academic audiences. Challenging but deeply rewarding, it combines scholarship with the human experience and lightness of touch for which Peterson is known.