Radical Gratitude

Recalibrating Your Heart in an Age of Entitlement

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Pub Date 22 Sep 2020 | Archive Date 15 Jul 2020

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As Christians we should be the most grateful people alive. After all, doesn't the Bible encourage thankfulness and condemn grumbling? Peter Maiden traces the theme of thanksgiving in Scripture, and shows how we can genuinely live counter-cultural lives even in an age of rampant entitlement. With a pastoral heart, he explains how gratitude is the key to joyful, consistent Christian living, discipleship and mission involvement. He focuses on: how we can develop the habit of thanksgiving, the benefits of gratitude, and how we can be grateful, even in hard times. Each chapter unpacks biblical truth and grounds it with practical application and personal illustrations. A series of short Bible study questions and reflections (mostly on the Psalms) conclude the chapters.

As Christians we should be the most grateful people alive. After all, doesn't the Bible encourage thankfulness and condemn grumbling? Peter Maiden traces the theme of thanksgiving in Scripture, and...


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ISBN 9781789741858
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PAGES 176

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