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15,99 $2016 Christian Book Award finalist (Nonfiction category)
Very rarely in the Bible does God command someone to "Stay." He opens a door, and then he invites us to walk through it--into the unknown. And how we choose to respond will ultimately determine the life we will lead and the person we will become. In fact, to fail to embrace the open door is to miss the work God has made for us to do.
In All the Places to Go . . . How Will You Know?, bestselling author John Ortberg opens our eyes to the countless doors God places before us every day, teaches us how to recognize them, and gives us the encouragement to step out in faith and embrace all of the extraordinary opportunities that await.
So go ahead--walk through that door. You just might do something that lasts for eternity. Saber más -
2,99 $Lets face it: making decisions is hard--especially when it comes to the big stuff like, Should I marry this person? Am I in the wrong job? What should I do with my life? We know that God has a plan for us, but how are we supposed to know what that plan is?
In What Is Gods Will for My Life?, bestselling author John Ortberg helps us understand:- If Gods will for my life is so important, why doesnt he just tell me what it is?
- How can I learn to recognize Gods voice?
- If I miss Gods guidance on an important decision, am I stuck with "plan B" for the rest of my life?
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22,99 $Id Like You More if You Were More like Me takes on one of lifes most important questions: How can I get closer to God and other people?
We were created for deep connections. When people have deep connections, says John Ortberg, they win in life. When they dont have deep connections, they cannot win in life. Id Like You More if You Were More like Me offers help in overcoming one of the biggest obstacles to making deep connections: the fact that were so different. Different from God and different from each other.
The good news is that connectedness is not based on similarity, but on shared experiences. When one person invites another to share an experience, theyre connected. It can be sharing a beautiful sunset or a meal, having a great conversation over cup of coffee, going for walk, or even teasing somebody. And when we share those same experiences with God, we get closer to him, too. God wants to connect with us--so much that he sent his son to live as a human being. God took on flesh and shared every human experience. So we dont have to wonder what a close relationship with God looks like anymore.
An intimate relationship with God and other people doesnt have to be a cliche, it can be a daily way of life. Saber más -
12,99 $2016 Christian Book Award finalist (Nonfiction category)
Very rarely in the Bible does God command someone to "Stay." He opens a door, and then he invites us to walk through it-into the unknown. And how we choose to respond will ultimately determine the life we will lead and the person we will become. In fact, to fail to embrace the open door is to miss the work God has made for us to do.
In All the Places to Go . . . How Will You Know?, bestselling author John Ortberg opens our eyes to the countless doors God places before us every day, teaches us how to recognize them, and gives us the encouragement to step out in faith and embrace all of the extraordinary opportunities that await.
So go ahead-walk through that door. You just might do something that lasts for eternity. Saber más -
2,99 $Let’s face it: making decisions is hard-especially when it comes to the big stuff like, Should I marry this person? Am I in the wrong job? What should I do with my life? We know that God has a plan for us, but how are we supposed to know what that plan is?
In What Is God’s Will for My Life?, bestselling author John Ortberg helps us understand:- If God’s will for my life is so important, why doesn’t he just tell me what it is?
- How can I learn to recognize God’s voice?
- If I miss God’s guidance on an important decision, am I stuck with "plan B" for the rest of my life?
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15,99 $Everybody wants to be loved. To be celebrated and respected. To be known.
What if creating deeper, more meaningful relationships is easier than you think?
We want people in our lives we can trust, confide in, and turn to when life gets tough-people who not only appreciate our gifts, but who are also fully aware of our flaws and failures, yet want to be with us anyway.
The good news is that a deeper, more meaningful relationship with your spouse, friends, kids, coworkers-even God-is not only attainable, it’s what you were made for!
In I’d Like You More If You Were More Like Me, bestselling author John Ortberg shows us how to overcome obstacles and create the kind of deep, meaningful relationships we all crave-with God and with others. You’ll learn- how to recognize and respond to bids for connection
- how to get past your fear of intimacy
- how to sidestep common relationship pitfalls
- how to make God an active part of your everyday life
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12,99 $"Are we there yet?"
Most of us think of eternity as something that begins after we die.
However, Jesus doesn’t talk about eternity that way. In fact, Jesus defines "eternal life" only once, with great precision, and in a way that has been largely lost in our day. This book looks at his riveting definition and the questions that flow from it:- What if we stopped thinking about eternal life as something we can only experience after we die?
- What if we stopped thinking of Christians as people who profess beliefs about God and instead focused on becoming disciples who know God?
- What if salvation isn’t mostly about getting you into heaven but about getting heaven into you?
Eternity is now in session.
From the flap:
What does it mean to be saved?
The concept of "salvation" itself needs to be saved from its current misunderstanding-inside the church and out.
Many people think "being saved" is about meeting the minimum entrance requirements for getting into heaven when they die. But that’s not how Jesus talked about it.
Rightly understood, being saved is the urgent desire of every human being, whether they think of themselves as religious or not.
Salvation is the reclamation of humanity by God, experiencing his presence, favor, and power-starting now. On earth.
In Eternity Is Now in Session, bestselling author John Ortberg- engages in a radical rediscovery of what the Bible really says about salvation,
- recaptures the New Testament definitions of salvation, eternal life, and the Good News of the gospel,
- dispels the myth that eternal life is something we can only hope to experience after we die, and
- talks about what it really means to be a disciple.
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2,99 $What Does It Mean to Be Saved?
Some people think that salvation is merely about meeting the minimal entrance requirements needed to get into heaven when they die. But that’s not how Jesus talked about it. Rightly understood, salvation is an invitation to know God and to experience His presence, favor, and power starting right here on earth. In How Do I Know if I’m Really Saved, bestselling author John Ortberg:- Dispels the myth that eternal life is something we can only hope to experience after we die,
- Recaptures the New Testament definition of salvation, eternal life, and the Good News of the Gospel, and
- Explains what it really means to be a disciple.
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9,99 $What does it really mean to be saved?
Many people think "being saved" is about meeting the minimum entrance requirements for getting into heaven when they die. But that’s not how Jesus talked about it. In fact, Jesus defines "eternal life" only once, with great precision, and in a way that has been largely lost in our day.
Filmed on location in Israel in cooperation with the Dallas Willard Center, the Eternity Is Now in Session curriculum thoroughly explores Jesus’ definition of eternal life and what it really means to be a disciple of Christ.
This participant’s guide contains discussion questions, Scripture for reflection, and group activities, as well as ideas for practical application designed to help you get the most out of the Eternity Is Now in Session DVD Experience.
Designed for use with the Eternity Is Now in Session DVD Experience and John Ortberg’s book Eternity Is Now in Session. Saber más
