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Craving God A 21-day Devotional Challenge To Accompany Made To Crave (2000)

by Lysa TerKeurst(Favorite Author)

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review 1: This is a companion to the book "Made to Crave," which I have actually not read. The 21 days of devotionals are short but meaty and helpful. Though I do not have a food struggle that matches that of the author, I think her advice and the biblical precepts she includes here apply to whatever a person may struggling with that vies for the place that only God can fill, the throne on which only He should sit, the longing that only He can meet.We are made to crave God, not food; that's the bottom line. We are made to crave God, not acceptance. Not money. Not the perfect career or kids or retirement package or whatever it is we work toward so it will complete us. Not the things that fill our time and provide our escape.Absolute victory ... daily sacrificial choices that lead to ... morelifestyle changes ... replacing the lies in our head with God's truths ... believing what God says about us. These are topics worth thinking about and believing in and putting into practice.
review 2: A wonderful addition to any Christian woman's bookshelf, especially if she's trying to break a certain eating habit. I loved having this 21-day devotional, which reminds me to treat your body right for more reasons than just one. Creating balance in your life with food will create balance in other areas of your life too, even your spiritual life.I especially enjoyed these words from day 21:"Aren't you encouraged to see that overcoming is possible? We can be more than just women who hide our struggles or deal with them just enough to survive.... There's a reward awaiting those of us who press through our struggles all the way to absolute victory." less

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