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Susan
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Hmm, OK, that extra four pages on "arrogance" was pretty good after all. I'm sort of the opposite of arrogant (I don't demand applause or my own parking space, etc.), but there were some good theological points made, esp. as to why everything has to be done for God's glory. I've always wondered: He created this big game board and all the rules. "Does God have an ego problem? No, but we do." I WANT to be God's sheep.
— Apr 19, 2017 06:45AM
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Susan
is on page 74 of 220
I'm up to the chapter on "for his name's sake," entitled "Get Over Yourself." I've got the point about arrogance, and there are still four more pages to go. Seems like he's projecting? The cookie-exchange analogy in the previous chapter didn't help explain "He leads me in the paths of righteousness," but made me glad I don't go to this guy's church! Started out good but too much on some phrases, not enough on others.
— Apr 13, 2017 04:49AM
Susan
is on page 74 of 220
I'm up to the chapter on "for his name's sake," entitled "Get Over Yourself." I've got the point about arrogance, & there are still 4 more pgs to go. Seems like he's projecting? The cookie-exchange analogy in the previous chapter didn't help explain "He leads me in the paths of righteousness," but made me glad I don't go to this guy's church! Started out good but too much on some passages, not enough on others.
— Apr 13, 2017 04:35AM
Susan
is on page 43 of 220
Just picked this up the other week among the B&N bargain books feeling like I was guided to it by my guardian angel while I go through a period of EXTREME stress right now. I've always loved the 23rd Psalm but never imagined there could be 220 pages worth of analysis of that one psalm to help you let go of your stress and burdens. I'm looking forward to memorizing and gaining more insight and comfort from it!
— Apr 01, 2017 04:46AM
Susan
is on page 25 of 220
Just picked this up the other week among the B&N bargain books feeling like I was guided to it by my guardian angel while I go through a period of EXTREME stress right now. I've always loved the 23rd Psalm but never imagined there could be 220 pages worth of analysis of that one psalm to help you let go of your stress and burdens. I'm looking forward to memorizing and gaining more insight and comfort from it!
— Mar 24, 2017 02:30AM
