The Great Omission

“Dallas Willard keeps calling us to take this life of Jesus seriously as disciples, as apprentices to a Master.” — Eugene Peterson, author of The Message
“There is NO one like Dallas. Finding more of his words is like getting hidden treasure. Read and grow!” — John Ortberg, author of God Is Closer Than You Think
“This is vintage Willard, and it must be read by all who hunger to grow as Jesus’s disciple.” — J.P. Moreland, Distinguished Professor of Philosophy, Talbot School of Theology, and author of Love Your God With All Your Mind
“If you have any desire to find the life God offers you, read this book.” — John Eldredge, author of Captivating
“Every leader, whether professional or lay, who cares about the church of Jesus Christ, should read this book.” — Paul D. Robbins, President, Christianity Today International
“I know no one like Dallas Willard who can express profound things so simply and simple things so profoundly.” — Os Guinness, author of The Call and Unspeakable
“Dallas Willard reminds us that a relationship with Jesus only makes sense when we choose to become his apprentices.” — Alan Andrews, U.S. President of the Navigators
“The Great Omission may be Dallas’s most important work yet.” — Ruth Haley Barton, president, Transforming Center, author of Sacred Rhythms
“Another classic from the pen of this remarkable writer. Incisive and insightful...” — Alister E. McGrath, Professor of Historical Theology, Oxford University
“The Great Omission is, simply put, great. I recommend it highly.” — Richard J. Foster, author of The Celebration of Discipline
“There are few better thinkers or students of Jesus than Dallas Willard.” — Ken Blanchard, co-author of The One Minute Manager and The Secret
“It is no accident that one of the most fruitful lives I’ve been privileged to observe offers this valuable resource.” — J. Stanley Mattson, founder and president, C.S. Lewis Foundation
“...Willard speaks his truth in such an eloquent, passionate, and powerful way...” — Library Journal
“Dallas Willard is a brilliant, modest, immensely experienced Christian older brother, calling to us.” — Christianity Today