How's Your Soul?
Why Everything You Want in Life Starts with the Inside You
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Judah Smith
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Judah Smith
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Judah Smith, New York Times best-selling author of Jesus Is ______, explores what it looks like to cultivate a healthy soul in the midst of a busy life and points listeners to the soul's only true home and place of rest and fulfillment: God.
"How's your soul?" Instead of a perfunctory "how are you?", Judah Smith asks people this surprising question, because he knows that the health of the soul - the deepest part of ourselves - is overlooked in the busyness of everyday life. But the truth is, all the things people most desire in life - stability, peace, hope, love - are rooted in the health of their souls, and they need an intentional daily journey to manage it well.
In How's Your Soul?, Judah explores the various facets and needs of the inner person, showing listeners how to cultivate healthy souls and leading them to the discovery that ultimately their souls are fully home - in a state of internal wellness, fulfillment, and completeness - only when they look to God, trust God, and rest in God.
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- Anonymous User
- 2017-09-17
I expected much more of this book!
Honestly, I believe that my mistake about this book was having expected too much of it because of its title! I wish many parts of this book were less biased as it turned out to be. I mean, according to its author, either you believe in GOD, or you will most likely end up having a miserable life! However, things will change as long as you accept GOD's presence in your life. Well, what about atheists and agnostics? I wonder if most of them are unhappy! Are they? I believe that happiness isn't a matter of we believing or not in GOD! There's much more to consider!
What's more, most of the author's mindsets sounded quite biased to the point that, many times, I didn't want to go on reading it! But, I did my best and ended up this reading! Don't get me wrong; the idea of this book is great though the author's biases may be an issue to a lot of readers. Regardless, I would not recommend this book to most of my atheist/agnostic friends. I don't want these friends of mine feeling less, or social different because of someone's religious bias.
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