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PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Etat : New. New Book. Shipped from UK. Established seller since 2000.

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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Have you ever wondered whether your prayers for the people you love actually make any difference?If you believe God is sovereign - that He knows the end from the beginning and has chosen His own from before the foundation of the world - then you've probably wrestled with the question that keeps so many believers up at night. If it's already decided, what's the point of praying? If my child, my spouse, my friend isn't among the elect, can anything I do change that?Most Christians land in one of two places. Either they embrace Calvinism and find quiet resignation in God's sovereignty - trusting that the elect will be saved regardless. Or they lean Arminian and place the weight of salvation on the individual's free response to the gospel. Both positions have real strengths. And both, this book argues, leave something critically important off the table.God's Will and God's Desire presents a third position - one that is not a compromise between the two, and not a middle-of-the-road attempt to avoid the hard questions. It is a genuinely different way of reading the scriptures, one that takes God's sovereignty with absolute seriousness while also taking seriously what the bible says about the power of intercessory prayer to move God's heart.The tension at the center of this debate is real. God desires that none should perish - and yet He saves only some. The gap between His will and His desire is not an illusion. And this book makes the case that the bridge across that gap runs, in significant part, through the prayer lives of those who already know Him.In this book you will discover: Why both the Calvinist and Arminian positions, for all their strengths, still leave a crucial question unansweredHow God's relationship to time - as a being who exists outside of it entirely - changes everything about how we understand election and prayerWhy your prayers for a lost person are not arriving after God has already made up His mind - and what that means for how you prayHow the church, not just the individual or God alone, is the pivot point in who gets savedWhy the gap between God's will to save some and His desire to save all is bridged, in part, by the fervent intercession of His peopleWhat the bible actually teaches about hardened hearts, transformed hearts, and the war being waged in the spiritual realm over the souls of the lostHow to pray for the people you love with the kind of persistent, faith-driven intercession that moves heavenThis is not a book for people who want easy answers. It is a book for people who love God, take the bible seriously, and refuse to stop praying for the people they love - even when their theology seems to argue against it.Whether you've never heard the words Calvinism and Arminianism, or you've been wrestling with this debate for decades, God's Will and God's Desire will give you a fresh lens for understanding one of the most important questions in the Christian life - and send you back to your knees with a new confidence that what you do there genuinely matters.Your prayers help shape eternity. This book shows you why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Somewhere, right now, a woman is lying awake beside a marriage that has already broken her - not through adultery, not through desertion, but through years of neglect no one in her church seems to have a category for. She's been told she has no biblical grounds to leave. She's been told that if she does, she may never remarry.She is not alone. And she may be asking a truer question than the one she's been given answers to.For most of the evangelical church, divorce and remarriage come down to two positions: adultery, or desertion by an unbeliever. Nothing else counts. But that reading was never built by asking what a first-century audience already understood a marriage covenant to include. It was built from English translations, centuries removed from the room where Jesus and Paul were actually speaking - and to that original audience, "marriage" meant far more than sexual exclusivity alone.Heavy Burdens walks readers through: What ancient marriage contracts - from Egypt's Elephantine papyri to Mesopotamia's Code of Hammurabi - actually required of husbands and wivesThe real rabbinic debate standing behind Jesus's words in Matthew 19, and why his famous "exception clause" was never meant as an exhaustive listWhy Paul's counsel in 1 Corinthians 7 was answering Roman legal pressure to remarry quickly - not commanding lifelong singlenessWhat Malachi 2 actually condemns, and why it isn't what you've been toldPractical guidance for what to say when someone quotes these verses at you - and how to live afterward without a permanent cloud over your lifeWritten by a man who lived through two divorces, years of sincere but misguided judgment from people who loved him, and a hard-won peace on the other side of it, this book is not a license to walk away from a marriage that's simply hard. Real covenants deserve real endurance. But for those whose covenant was already broken - through abandonment, abuse, or neglect long before any paperwork made it official - this book offers something the modern church has too often withheld: an honest, historically grounded case for grace.You are not a misfit in God's sight. This book will help you understand why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Etat : New. Print on Demand.

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Have you ever wondered whether your prayers for the people you love actually make any difference?If you believe God is sovereign - that He knows the end from the beginning and has chosen His own from before the foundation of the world - then you've probably wrestled with the question that keeps so many believers up at night. If it's already decided, what's the point of praying? If my child, my spouse, my friend isn't among the elect, can anything I do change that?Most Christians land in one of two places. Either they embrace Calvinism and find quiet resignation in God's sovereignty - trusting that the elect will be saved regardless. Or they lean Arminian and place the weight of salvation on the individual's free response to the gospel. Both positions have real strengths. And both, this book argues, leave something critically important off the table.God's Will and God's Desire presents a third position - one that is not a compromise between the two, and not a middle-of-the-road attempt to avoid the hard questions. It is a genuinely different way of reading the scriptures, one that takes God's sovereignty with absolute seriousness while also taking seriously what the bible says about the power of intercessory prayer to move God's heart.The tension at the center of this debate is real. God desires that none should perish - and yet He saves only some. The gap between His will and His desire is not an illusion. And this book makes the case that the bridge across that gap runs, in significant part, through the prayer lives of those who already know Him.In this book you will discover: Why both the Calvinist and Arminian positions, for all their strengths, still leave a crucial question unansweredHow God's relationship to time - as a being who exists outside of it entirely - changes everything about how we understand election and prayerWhy your prayers for a lost person are not arriving after God has already made up His mind - and what that means for how you prayHow the church, not just the individual or God alone, is the pivot point in who gets savedWhy the gap between God's will to save some and His desire to save all is bridged, in part, by the fervent intercession of His peopleWhat the bible actually teaches about hardened hearts, transformed hearts, and the war being waged in the spiritual realm over the souls of the lostHow to pray for the people you love with the kind of persistent, faith-driven intercession that moves heavenThis is not a book for people who want easy answers. It is a book for people who love God, take the bible seriously, and refuse to stop praying for the people they love - even when their theology seems to argue against it.Whether you've never heard the words Calvinism and Arminianism, or you've been wrestling with this debate for decades, God's Will and God's Desire will give you a fresh lens for understanding one of the most important questions in the Christian life - and send you back to your knees with a new confidence that what you do there genuinely matters.Your prayers help shape eternity. This book shows you why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. Somewhere, right now, a woman is lying awake beside a marriage that has already broken her - not through adultery, not through desertion, but through years of neglect no one in her church seems to have a category for. She's been told she has no biblical grounds to leave. She's been told that if she does, she may never remarry.She is not alone. And she may be asking a truer question than the one she's been given answers to.For most of the evangelical church, divorce and remarriage come down to two positions: adultery, or desertion by an unbeliever. Nothing else counts. But that reading was never built by asking what a first-century audience already understood a marriage covenant to include. It was built from English translations, centuries removed from the room where Jesus and Paul were actually speaking - and to that original audience, "marriage" meant far more than sexual exclusivity alone.Heavy Burdens walks readers through: What ancient marriage contracts - from Egypt's Elephantine papyri to Mesopotamia's Code of Hammurabi - actually required of husbands and wivesThe real rabbinic debate standing behind Jesus's words in Matthew 19, and why his famous "exception clause" was never meant as an exhaustive listWhy Paul's counsel in 1 Corinthians 7 was answering Roman legal pressure to remarry quickly - not commanding lifelong singlenessWhat Malachi 2 actually condemns, and why it isn't what you've been toldPractical guidance for what to say when someone quotes these verses at you - and how to live afterward without a permanent cloud over your lifeWritten by a man who lived through two divorces, years of sincere but misguided judgment from people who loved him, and a hard-won peace on the other side of it, this book is not a license to walk away from a marriage that's simply hard. Real covenants deserve real endurance. But for those whose covenant was already broken - through abandonment, abuse, or neglect long before any paperwork made it official - this book offers something the modern church has too often withheld: an honest, historically grounded case for grace.You are not a misfit in God's sight. This book will help you understand why. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…