Live Like You Mean It

The 10 Crucial Questions That Will Help You Clarify Your Purpose / Live Intentionally / Make the Most of the Rest of Your Life

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Live Like You Mean It by T. J. Addington

This breakthrough book challenges you to live intentionally by honestly facing the 10 most critical questions you'll ever ask yourself.

Description: Scripture tells us we are “God’s workmanship,” born to participate in intimate relationship with God. We are to do the work of His kingdom--this is foundational to our identity.

This book will show you how to respond to your God-inspired inner urgings and live them out intentionally. Discover your true significance and priorities in living out the incredible work of God’s kingdom.

A great discipleship tool, Live Like You Mean It also can be used in a missional setting or for personal spiritual growth.

Live Like You Mean It

Never has a book title so well summed up its contents! This is a typical ten-point book designed to help you re-engineer your life. It's written in a compelling manner and is very logical as you read through it. The guidance is practical, biblical, and very easy to understand - I find it hard to imagine someone struggling to read through this. This book is aimed almost exclusively at those desiring the American Dream. I'm not that big a fan of the American Dream, so I wasn't that big a fan of this book until about halfway through, where Addington pulls off the perfect bait 'n' switch and starts chucking real Bible truth at you. That's my biggest compliment, yet my biggest concern about this book. If I had read only the first half I'd have a different opinion of it, and if a reader only reads the first half I think there's a danger they could walk away thinking that the American Dream is a good one to have. That being said, I love so much that Addington pulls you in only to then say, 'think you're getting the hang of how to plan your life? Good. Now realise it's not actually yours, it belongs to Jesus.' I'd thoroughly recommend this book to someone who liked to dabble a bit in the prosperity gospel, cessationists, and more liberal Christianity. If you're more evangelically-minded, the more practical application here may be useful but I doubt the content will be massively different to a Sunday sermon. Disclosure of Material Connection: I received this book free from NavPress Publishers as part of their Blogger Review program. I was not required to write a positive review. The opinions I have expressed are my own. I am disclosing this in accordance with the Federal Trade Commission’s 16 CFR, Part 255: “Guides Concerning the Use of Endorsements and Testimonials in Advertising.”
Posted by Sam Isaacson on 6/17/2010 1:33:03 AM

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