With All Your Heart: Orienting Your Mind, Desires, and Will Toward Christ

Name: With All Your Heart: Orienting Your Mind, Desires, and Will Toward Christ
Brand: Koorong
SKU: 9781433535536
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A. Craig Troxel

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04 February 2020

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The Bible commands believers to "love the Lord with all your heart." But with sinful and fickle hearts, how can they possibly obey that command? The *heart*, a term used all over the Bible, is a complex reality that captures the totality of a person's inner nature. This book explores the three capacities of the heart (knowing, loving, and choosing), explaining how each is redeemed through the threefold office of Christ (prophet, priest, and king). As readers comprehend the heart as the source of all their thoughts, fears, words, and actions, they will discover principles and practices for orienting their hearts to truly love and obey God with all that they are.

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Great Book, Easy to Read
This is a great book that explains the nature and functions of our heart and how Christ shapes them. \\nTroxel correctly defined heart's definition in the bible. Heart is more than just what we feel. But in its function, heart consists of our mind (what we know), our desires (what we love), and our will (what we choose). All these functions are interrelated and indistinguishable. \\nThe book is easy to read while at the same time filled with rich theological and biblical arguments. \\nFinally, this book shows the functions of our heart, the sins of each of that function, and how Christ is the cure for those sins.
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