The Well-Played Life: Why Pleasing God Doesn't Have to Be Such Hard Work

The Well-Played Life: Why Pleasing God Doesn't Have to Be Such Hard Work
ISBN-10
1414373627
ISBN-13
9781414373621
Category
Religion
Pages
288
Language
English
Published
2014
Publisher
Tyndale Momentum
Author
Leonard Sweet

Description

Do you secretly think that the harder you work, the more God is pleased with you? You can live like that—for a while. But imagine what it might mean instead to unclench your teeth, loosen your grip, and actually experience God’s pleasure in you—not just in everything you are doing for Him? The Well-Played Life is a journey of a life filled with richness, fruitfulness, and creativity of living in God’s pleasure. Renowned author Leonard Sweet explores what it means to please God in the nitty-gritty of life; how that changes from the time we are 5 to the time we are 50; and how in every age of our lives, in everything we do, we can experience God’s gift of play. The Well-Played Life offers a new spiritual direction of enjoying (and being enjoyed by) God. Discover how a Sabbath way of Christian joy is not only possible, but also how we were designed . . . and a core part of God’s plan for our lives.

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