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Sipping Saltwater: How to Find Lasting Satisfaction on a World of Thirst

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01 October 2017

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A unique take on explaining idolatry, particularly in our contemporary culture of numerous hidden idols. The uniqueness of this book comes in the metaphor of sipping saltwater. Our idols promise us a certain level of satisfaction; they fail to quench our thirst; they leave us thirstier than we were before...

A unique take on explaining idolatry, particularly in our contemporary culture of numerous hidden idols.

The uniqueness of this book comes in the metaphor of sipping saltwater. Our idols promise us a certain level of satisfaction; they fail to quench our thirst; they leave us thirstier than we were before drinking them; and we are left with a devastating hangover (i.e. the consequences of sin) in the end. Ultimately, we must spit them out and drink Christ's living water, the only drink that will ever truly satisfy us.

This book enables readers to identify their own source of saltwater, and how to quench their thirst by drinking Jesus' living water.

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A unique take on explaining idolatry, particularly in our contemporary culture of numerous hidden idols. The uniqueness of this book comes in the metaphor of sipping saltwater. Our idols promise us a certain level of satisfaction; they fail to quench our thirst; they leave us thirstier than we were before...

A unique take on explaining idolatry, particularly in our contemporary culture of numerous hidden idols.

The uniqueness of this book comes in the metaphor of sipping saltwater. Our idols promise us a certain level of satisfaction; they fail to quench our thirst; they leave us thirstier than we were before drinking them; and we are left with a devastating hangover (i.e. the consequences of sin) in the end. Ultimately, we must spit them out and drink Christ's living water, the only drink that will ever truly satisfy us.

This book enables readers to identify their own source of saltwater, and how to quench their thirst by drinking Jesus' living water.
Sipping Saltwater: How to Find Lasting Satisfaction on a World of Thirst $22.99
Koorong code 481711
ISBN 9781784981822
Pages 157
Publisher Good Book Company, The
Publication date 01 October 2017
Dimensions 15 x 127 x 196mm
Weight 0.181kg
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    Challenging and comtemporary read

    I really appreciated this book. The issue of idolatry is real for all believers and this book is very thorough in examining our hearts. The more legalistic Christians and the more lax Christians will both find challenges in these words. I appreciate how most of Hoppe's examples of idols show how the two extremes of sin are a problem. eg. the christian struggling with legalistic busyness vs the christian who is lazy and doing nothing- both of which are a distortion of the bible. \\r\\n\\r\\nEvery example of modern idols is supported by a bible story which were well chosen and not over laboured, making it an easy read. Examples of idols in this book are from real stories, some of which are a little confronting, like a husband engaged in longterm homosexual affairs while married to his wife. This is useful to know if you are giving this book as a gift. \\r\\n\\r\\nPerhaps the """"sipping saltwater"""" phrase was a little overused - but others may find the repetition a helpful reminder the main point - which is that when we are thirsty, even though it looks ok to drink, the sipping of saltwater will slowly kill us. Recommended reading.