How are we to know "the will of God?" In this honest discussion, veteran pastor and theologian James C. Howell considers a number of issues relating to God's will, how it is known, how it is done, and how we...
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How are we to know "the will of God?" In this honest discussion, veteran pastor and theologian James C. Howell considers a number of issues relating to God's will, how it is known, how it is done, and how we respond when bad things happen and we feel God is absent or has tuned away from us. In this sensitive presentation, Howell explores these questions and provides ways of recognizing the true things to which we can hold in the midst of hard times.
^^Howell proceeds simply and practically to consider personal understandings of God, God's will for our lives, and ways in which God's will is lived. He considers what to do and believe when bad things happen, "why" they happen, and the quest for God in the midst of it all, recognizing that God's will is for good. Howell provides pastoral and theological help for the issues we face in life, showing us what we can do and how to "believe even more deeply in God, even as we grieve losses, resist evil, and muster hope."
^^Questions for discussion accompany each chapter, making this an excellent book for group or individual study.
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PRODUCT DETAIL
- Catalogue Code 290541
- Product Code 9780664232900
- ISBNÂ 0664232906
- EANÂ 9780664232900
- Pages 105
- Department General Books
- Category Christian Living
- Sub-Category General
- Publisher Westminster John Knox Press
- Publication Date Jan 2009
- Dimensions 211 x 137 x 10mm
- Weight 0.182kg
James C Howell
James C. Howell (Ph.D., Duke University) was pastor of Davidson United Methodist Church in Davidson, North Carolina, he is now Senior Pastor of the 4,000 member Myers Park United Methodist Church in Charlotte, North Carolina. He is co-author of Preaching the Psalms (Abingdon, 2001); and author of Introducing Christianity; The Will of God and The Beatitudes for Today