Scotty Smith

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  Why Should I Pray How God Shares His Heart With Us

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  Have you ever felt discouraged about praying? Sometimes it feels like there are more reasons not to pray than to pray. Discouraging circumstances that haven’t changed, long-standing requests that haven’t been given a yes, boring prayer meetings the list of reasons to give up can make prayer seem more like a duty instead of a delight.

  Pastor and author Scotty Smith has struggled with prayer too, but he shares how his prayer life was transformed when he learned that prayer was about talking with his heavenly Father as a dearly loved son. Prayer isn’t a spiritual duty to be performed or a spiritual vitamin to be taken. Using personal examples of how he uses Scripture to pray, Scotty Smith gives practical, encouraging guidance how prayer can transform your relationship with God and your approach to life.

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  Restoring Broken Things

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  Sooner or later, we all become disillusioned with this fallen world as we encounter life’s difficulties. But Christians have hope, a promise from God: “Behold, I make all things new!”-Revelation 21:5. Authors Steven Curtis Chapman and Scotty Smith explore this bold proclamation of God’s commitment to redeem and restore all things through His Son, Jesus Christ. They also reveal the important role Christians play in this redemptive process.

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  Reign Of Grace

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  Thrill to the loving implications of God’s disruptive grace. With bold perspective and soul searching honesty, author Scotty Smith dares us to explore the radical nature of the grace of God, addressing such questions as:

  What does it mean to be a good steward of God’s grace?
  Is God more concerned about my happiness or my holiness?
  When God brings freedom, healing, and peace, what’s supposed to happen next?
  If God’s love is so compelling, what does it compel me to believe, do, and become?

  As believers, we are sometimes more interested in a masseuse rather than a Master. Smith dares to remind us that God’s love is a s disruptive as it is delightful, as demanding as it is delicious! God loves us exactly as we are today, but he loves us too much to leave us where we are. As objects of God’s affection, we are called to live as subjects in his kingdom under the reign of his glorious grace.

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