Richard Liantonio is an intercessory missionary with the International House of Prayer in Kansas City (IHOP-KC) and is on the faculty of the Forerunner School of Ministry (FSM). He has served with IHOP-KC since 2002. His passion is to proclaim the glad heart of God, the free forgiveness he offers to those who are his and the exceeding great hope he gives in the promise of new life, justice, peace and joy in his reign upon the earth.
He grew up near Princeton, New Jersey, earned a Bachelor of Arts with two majors in music and biblical studies at Houghton College and a Master of Arts in Theological Studies (Biblical Studies) at Nazarene Theological Seminary. He is a member of the Evangelical Theological Society and the Society of Biblical Literature.
Richard ,
When you pray the Daily Office alone, do you follow the rubrics for sit/stand/kneel or do you stay in one position?
Thanks.
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David – you can do it either way
Richard, just curious; have you done any work with or looked into Augustine’s doctrine of totus Christus? Thanks, Kevin
I have not Kevin, though I did a quick search and it looks intriguing. What are your thoughts?
I love the downloads and like to use them every day for my private daily office recitation. Is it possible for you to make hot the links that are currently inactive in Year 2?
Hi,
Will you be continuing the series on praying the daily office from the Common Book of Prayer?