Desiring God’s Will, Aligning Our Hearts with the Heart of God by David G. Benner
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Many people view Godās will as something to be discoveredāa source of divine guidance when facing decisions. Yet often, the real issue isnāt that we lack clarity about what God wants for us, but that we resist doing what we already know He asks. So how can our hearts and wills be transformed, making us both willing and able to follow His calling?
In Desiring Godās Will, psychologist and spiritual director David G. Benner explores how Christian spirituality reshapes our desires and aligns our will with Godās purposes. He delves into why our longings often lead us astray and how we can realign our deepest intentions with Godās, learning to embrace what He desires for us. Benner reveals that true freedom, spiritual vitality, and abundant life come not from mere obedience but from a heart attuned to Godās will.
Ultimately, God seeks to transform not just our decisions but our very way of choosing. As our hearts align with His, we break free from self-centered living and step into the joy of His kingdom.
This expanded editionāpart of The Spiritual Journey trilogyāincludes a new epilogue and a practical guide with reflection questions for individual or group study.
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