Never Settle for Normal
The Proven Path to Significance and Happiness
1st Edition
Published on 18. July 2017
160 pages
978-1-60142-907-0 (ISBN)
Description
Discover the personal meaning and gladness you hunger for-without settling for normal!
Every human wants to matter and be happy, which is as it should be. God made us to resemble and reflect His worth as we enjoy our true identity in Him.
But we too often swap that calling for the trifles of this world, pursuing cheap substitutes to fill the craving of our souls. As Jonathan Parnell puts it, we settle for "stupid normal" over the transcendent, even though this world can never satisfy our hopes and dreams.
In Never Settle for Normal Jonathan speaks to the heart of both skeptics and searchers by addressing their deepest longings. With insight and passion, he examines the key tenets of Christian faith-creation, fall, redemption, new creation-and reveals the life-changing glory of the Christian story in a fresh, new light.
Every human wants to matter and be happy, which is as it should be. God made us to resemble and reflect His worth as we enjoy our true identity in Him.
But we too often swap that calling for the trifles of this world, pursuing cheap substitutes to fill the craving of our souls. As Jonathan Parnell puts it, we settle for "stupid normal" over the transcendent, even though this world can never satisfy our hopes and dreams.
In Never Settle for Normal Jonathan speaks to the heart of both skeptics and searchers by addressing their deepest longings. With insight and passion, he examines the key tenets of Christian faith-creation, fall, redemption, new creation-and reveals the life-changing glory of the Christian story in a fresh, new light.
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Jonathan Parnell is the lead pastor of Cities Church in Minneapolis. He is a graduate of The College at Southeastern and Bethlehem College and Seminary and has served as a longtime writer for John Piper's Desiring God website. Jonathan and his wife, Melissa, and their seven children, live in the middle of the Twin Cities.
