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Marcus Hurst
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Having Refreshers Before the Lord
I sense God asking me to describe the “refreshers” I have in His presence each day, which I could define as a blend of basking in God’s presence, with a sense of unspeakable peace and being right where He wants me to be, and having conversations with Him.
What is a refresher?Finding words to describe these experiences will be challenging, but I’ll do my best—in my back-country, down-to-earth way. I
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The Contentment Dilemma: Examining Life's Mysteries and Purposes:
"I went into this book expecting another generic collection of positive platitudes about finding yourself, but Marcus Hurst completely blew me away. At 148 pages, The Contentment Dilemma is incredibly concise, but it packs a profound philosophical pun"
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The Contentment Dilemma: Examining Life's Mysteries and Purposes:
"This book isn't designed to make you feel comfortable; it's designed to make you free. Hurst relies on a beautiful synthesis of scripture, cultural critique, and philosophical quotes (the Nietzsche and Abdu Murray references in chapter one set an inc"
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Deborah's review
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The Contentment Dilemma: Examining Life's Mysteries and Purposes:
"As someone who has spent years chasing the standard corporate milestones skills, résumé, status only to feel entirely hollow, this book felt like it was written directly for me. Hurst addresses what William Ward calls the "three-fold trap" of discour"
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The Contentment Dilemma: Examining Life's Mysteries and Purposes
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Thank you for the comment, Julius.
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Thanks for the insight, James. I hope to publish a 3rd edition soon that I am trying to make an easier read for the common people.
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“A life lived without forgiveness is a prison.”
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“Pure truth, like pure gold, has been found unfit for circulation, because men have discovered that it is far more convenient to adulterate the truth, than to refine themselves.”
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