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Our lives revolve around our deepest needs and greatest treasures. Relationships. Family. Financial security. Private hopes and dreams.
Most of our desires are healthy. Yet these longings can become passions we not only pursue, but worship. And while idol worship may seem like ancient history, we still face the modern-day equivalent [version], as natural needs slowly consume our hearts and minds, competing with God’s rightful place in our lives.
No Other gods offers a revealing look at the heart of a woman. Author Kelly Minter explores what happens when good desires become false gods, robbing us of an intimate relationship with our heavenly father.
So discover the freedom in surrender. The healing in worship. And the joy found in exchanging everyday gods for the one true God.
Listen to two samples from Kelly Minter's worship CD
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The Frist 9
God and Gods 15
Sunday School 23
Back Pain 33
Your God 45
Why Idols? 55
Loved Less 65
Not Enough 79
Lies 89
Idol Signs 101
There 111
Trust 123
Anti-Legalism 135
Praying Hand 147
Snow Day 157
Ishmael Moments 167
A Long Walk 179
Abbey Road 189
Notes 197
EJS
Posted April 4, 2011
I have found that many Bible studies unfortunately are watered down and ask basic regurgitated QA. This is not the case with Minter's book. It really challenged me to think about the things that I treasure more than God....what is in competition for my time and devotion.
Her definition of idol is "something other than God that we set our heart on, that motivates us, masters and rules us, or that we trust or serve." If you really want to be challenged to make God first in your life, this is the study for you.
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Posted September 11, 2012
I thought that this was a wonderful engaging book. It definitely will make you think about things that grab your attention in life. I definitely reccomend this to any one; Christian or non Christian alike! It will absolutely make you pay more attention to the things in your life. Wonderful book!
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Posted September 5, 2012
Love it and its awesomely freeeeee so cool a must read
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Posted September 1, 2012
A must read. I loved this Bible study!
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Posted April 21, 2013
Didn't care for this book. It was really not specific enough for me for today's 'gods' as to what or who they are.
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Posted September 8, 2012
The blind kid walks in
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Posted September 6, 2012
Daugter of athena
Comes in sits and thinks
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Our lives revolve around our deepest needs and greatest treasures. Relationships. Family. Financial security. Private hopes and dreams.
Most of our desires are healthy. Yet these longings can become passions we not only pursue, but worship. And while idol worship may seem like ancient history, we still face the modern-day equivalent [version], as natural needs slowly consume our hearts and minds, competing with God’s rightful place in our ...