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Desiring God's Will

By David G. Benner

Desiring God's Will by David G. Benner is a resource for Evangelical from InterVarsity Press, first published in 2005. We list it under Christian Living & Theology. Why read it: it's a fit for any reader looking to grow in Christian Living & Theology. Look over the publisher's description and reader reviews to see if it suits your family.

Author
David G. Benner
Publisher
InterVarsity Press
Tradition
Evangelical
For
Everyone
Life situations
Christian Living & Theology
First published
2005
ISBN
9780830899463

Why Get This Book

If you know what God asks of you but can't seem to want it, you're not alone. Psychologist and spiritual director David Benner explores how the will is changed in the Christian life. He looks at why our desires are disordered and how our hearts can line up with God's. It's a gentle, honest book for anyone tired of white-knuckle willpower. This edition is expanded. Honest note: it's reflective rather than practical, so readers who want a checklist may get impatient. Next step: read Philippians 2:13 and ask God to work in you both the willing and the doing.

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