First published 1983
James Robison presents seven distinct paths for deepening one's relationship with God. Each chapter focuses on a specific method for spiritual service, from prayer and Bible study to community outreach and personal witness. Robison draws from his own ministry experience to illustrate how ordinary believers can transform their daily lives into acts of worship. He addresses common obstacles that prevent people from fully committing to their faith, offering concrete steps rather than abstract theology. The book emphasizes practical application over theoretical discussion, showing readers how small changes in attitude and behavior can lead to meaningful spiritual growth. Robison's approach centers on the idea that serving God effectively requires both inner transformation and outward action in the world.
Genres: christian, religion, inspirational, christian-living
Vibes: inspirational, intimate, thought-provoking
Tropes: practical-application, self-improvement
141 pages · Paperback · Broadman Press