What Does God Want From Us

What Does God Want From Us?What does God truly want from us? Why did He create humanity? Why did He send His Son as a human?Why did Jesus have to die? And what does the Bible actually teach us about how we should live?What Does God Want From Us? is a Bible-based journey created for anyone who wants to understand God more deeply whether you are discovering Christianity for the first time or have followed Christ for many years.Moving from Genesis to Revelation, this book explores the great story of Scripture in clear language while also going deeper into some of Christianity's most important teachings.Across 40 in-depth chapters, you will explore: - Who God is and why He created humanity- What God desires from us- Why sin separates humanity from God- God's covenants and His plan of redemption- Why God sent Jesus Christ into the world- Why Jesus became fully human- The meaning of the cross and Christ's sacrifice- Why the resurrection changes everything- Grace, faith, repentance, justification and salvation- The person and work of the Holy Spirit- Prayer, worship and studying Scripture- Forgiveness, relationships, money, work and temptation- Suffering and unanswered prayer- Judgement, eternity and difficult biblical questions- The Church, Christian mission and sharing the Gospel- Christ's return, resurrection and God's promised new creationEach chapter combines simple explanations with deeper biblical teaching, Scripture references, practical life applications, reflection questions and prayer.This is not simply a book about becoming a "better person."It is an invitation to understand the extraordinary message running throughout the Bible: God created us to know Him, sin damaged that relationship, and through Jesus Christ, God opened the way for humanity to be reconciled to Him.Discover what it means to know God, follow Christ, walk in the Holy Spirit, grow in faith and live the life God created you to live.A Biblical Journey from Genesis to RevelationBy Amit Varghese EasowDigital product. No physical book will be shipped.