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By: Richard Blackaby , Sandra GlahneBook Publisher: Random House
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People have their limits. Some choose to ignore them.
God’s power and love have no limits. So why do Christians put limits on their relationship with Him? We could be pursuing greater knowledge, experiencing deeper intimacy, and abiding in freer joy… and yet we routinely settle for mediocrity in our spiritual lives.
But if you are ready to explode your self-imposed limits, Dr. Richard Blackaby can guide you through powerful and passionate insights revealed in this new book.
By contrasting mediocrity with the spirituality of the great “heroes of the faith,” Dr. Blackaby shows you that you need not settle for less than God intends for you. God can do extraordinary things through ordinary people like you…but only when you allow Him to enlarge your spiritual capacity and overcome your self-imposed limits.
“I hope this book inspires you to aim for a new level of walking with God. I want you to reach heights in your spiritual life that you never dreamed were possible, to experience God working through your life in a powerful new dimension, to hear words from God that will dramatically change your life and your world. I want to help you blow past any limitations you have set for yourself in your Christian life.” —Dr. Richard Blackaby
From the Hardcover edition.
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| Title of eBook: Unlimiting God | |
| Release Date: 05-26-2010 | |
| Publisher: The Doubleday Religious Publishing Group |
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Unlimiting God
THE PROBLEM IS NEVER WITH GOD
For the past several years, our family has spent the last weekend in August at my brother-in-law Jim’s home in Taber, Alberta, Canada. Taber is famous for its bumper crop of succulent corn. Every year the
small town hosts Cornfest to celebrate the harvest. The festivities include a carnival, outdoor concerts, a craft fair, and fireworks, plus 5k and 10k runs.
Five years ago my daughter Carrie decided she wanted to join the rest of the family on the run. Carrie is a marvelous ice skater, but she’d never participated in a formal footrace before. I decided the fatherly thing to do was to let her run with me. In my younger days, my keen competitive instincts would have steered me clear of any impediment that might hinder my chances at a medal. But after undergoing decades of God’s teaching me life’s true priorities, having gained much wisdom in my middle age, and having put on fifty pounds since my university days, I decided to forgo any chance of finishing near the top. I offered to run with my little daughter.
Carrie, knowing her dad’s competitive nature, demanded assurance that I wouldn’t abandon her in the heat of the race. I promised her I was running only for enjoyment and it would be great fun to accompany
her—regardless of where we placed. In fact, I said, anytime she wanted to stop running and start walking to catch her breath, I’d happily comply.
The starting gun fired. My wife and two sons were among the “keeners” at the front of the pack, and they quickly disappeared from sight around the first bend.
As my daughter and I loped along at an easy pace on that beautiful morning, I joked w...
For the past several years, our family has spent the last weekend in August at my brother-in-law Jim’s home in Taber, Alberta, Canada. Taber is famous for its bumper crop of succulent corn. Every year the
small town hosts Cornfest to celebrate the harvest. The festivities include a carnival, outdoor concerts, a craft fair, and fireworks, plus 5k and 10k runs.
Five years ago my daughter Carrie decided she wanted to join the rest of the family on the run. Carrie is a marvelous ice skater, but she’d never participated in a formal footrace before. I decided the fatherly thing to do was to let her run with me. In my younger days, my keen competitive instincts would have steered me clear of any impediment that might hinder my chances at a medal. But after undergoing decades of God’s teaching me life’s true priorities, having gained much wisdom in my middle age, and having put on fifty pounds since my university days, I decided to forgo any chance of finishing near the top. I offered to run with my little daughter.
Carrie, knowing her dad’s competitive nature, demanded assurance that I wouldn’t abandon her in the heat of the race. I promised her I was running only for enjoyment and it would be great fun to accompany
her—regardless of where we placed. In fact, I said, anytime she wanted to stop running and start walking to catch her breath, I’d happily comply.
The starting gun fired. My wife and two sons were among the “keeners” at the front of the pack, and they quickly disappeared from sight around the first bend.
As my daughter and I loped along at an easy pace on that beautiful morning, I joked w...
