Review of God is Willing
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Review of God is Willing
[Following is a volunteer review of "God is Willing" by Charlene Murray.]
"God is Willing" by Charlene Murray explores the depths of divine activities and the deep relationship between God and humans. The author being a Christian speaker and spiritual advisor, describes how knowing that "he knows what's best" has been made possible by her readiness to "always listen to God" and submit to his plan rather than her own. Putting your faith in God's wisdom acts as a safety net against impulsive judgments, and the Bible is a trustworthy compass that guides you. Murray uses God's knowledge to guide her through life's obstacles and promotes discernment to steer clear of toxic relationships and resentment. In her relationships, she places a strong focus on preparation and patience and emphasizes the divine blessings that come from knowledge, obedience, and a personal connection that gives one inner strength.
This book devels into the intricacies of divinity. The main theme of the book, which was inspired by a lifetime of prayer and reading Christian Scripture, is to share the author's spiritual knowledge with readers. Some chapters center on more traditional Christian topics, like discernment from God, wisdom, and the perils of worldly wealth. A loving God "allowed sin and destruction" to flourish on Earth? Murray is not hesitant to address some of the antinomy of Christianity.
Murray is unique in her way of writing as she applies Christian conception that is realistic and connecting her insights with biblical knowledge. The book not only gives us a better understanding of God's wisdom but it also gives us a view about author's own personal revelations from God during her many years as a devoted Christian. The book's unwavering faith in its responses to challenging queries will reassure readers.
While others might not find the book's arguments persuasive, readers might find the book's unwavering conviction in its responses to challenging questions consoling.
In her writing, Murray skillfully combines ideas and analysis while providing a strong biblical foundation. She expertly uses specific texts to bolster her claims, such as the one that suggests thoughts and feelings are spiritual things. Murray's writing is cogent and approachable in "God is Willing," accommodating readers of different levels of experience without being patronizing. Murray's book is something that you should read if you're looking for direction in making decisions or you are in a phase of your life where you are clueless and need a little push or if you need agreater comprehension of divine discipline based on love. If you would like to have more understanding about God, this is the book for you because it contains a lot of Bible verses and it contains chapters about Angels and Demons.
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God is Willing
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"God is Willing" by Charlene Murray explores the depths of divine activities and the deep relationship between God and humans. The author being a Christian speaker and spiritual advisor, describes how knowing that "he knows what's best" has been made possible by her readiness to "always listen to God" and submit to his plan rather than her own. Putting your faith in God's wisdom acts as a safety net against impulsive judgments, and the Bible is a trustworthy compass that guides you. Murray uses God's knowledge to guide her through life's obstacles and promotes discernment to steer clear of toxic relationships and resentment. In her relationships, she places a strong focus on preparation and patience and emphasizes the divine blessings that come from knowledge, obedience, and a personal connection that gives one inner strength.
This book devels into the intricacies of divinity. The main theme of the book, which was inspired by a lifetime of prayer and reading Christian Scripture, is to share the author's spiritual knowledge with readers. Some chapters center on more traditional Christian topics, like discernment from God, wisdom, and the perils of worldly wealth. A loving God "allowed sin and destruction" to flourish on Earth? Murray is not hesitant to address some of the antinomy of Christianity.
Murray is unique in her way of writing as she applies Christian conception that is realistic and connecting her insights with biblical knowledge. The book not only gives us a better understanding of God's wisdom but it also gives us a view about author's own personal revelations from God during her many years as a devoted Christian. The book's unwavering faith in its responses to challenging queries will reassure readers.
While others might not find the book's arguments persuasive, readers might find the book's unwavering conviction in its responses to challenging questions consoling.
In her writing, Murray skillfully combines ideas and analysis while providing a strong biblical foundation. She expertly uses specific texts to bolster her claims, such as the one that suggests thoughts and feelings are spiritual things. Murray's writing is cogent and approachable in "God is Willing," accommodating readers of different levels of experience without being patronizing. Murray's book is something that you should read if you're looking for direction in making decisions or you are in a phase of your life where you are clueless and need a little push or if you need agreater comprehension of divine discipline based on love. If you would like to have more understanding about God, this is the book for you because it contains a lot of Bible verses and it contains chapters about Angels and Demons.
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God is Willing
View: on Bookshelves | on Amazon | on iTunes
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