Your Greater Is Coming
Discover the Path to Your Bigger, Better, and Brighter Future
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- 39,99 lei
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- 39,99 lei
Publisher Description
New York Times bestselling author and host of the Joel Osteen Radio on SiriusXM wants you to know that now is the time to get your hopes up and start expecting that better is on the way.
Whether you’re climbing toward the next level, stretching for an out-of-reach goal, or doing your utmost to overcome a challenge, it’s time to step into a better life filled with more. When your patience strains to meet your expectations, you have to remember that where you are now is not where you’re about to be!
In Your Greater Is Coming, #1 New York Times bestselling author Joel Osteen challenges your perception of your present situation and inspires you to persevere for the best that’s just ahead. Whatever you’re experiencing, don’t lose faith or give up on your dreams. Wait for your greater, because your greater is coming—greater joy, greater strength, greater relationships. Greater opportunities, greater success, and greater peace are all yours. Whatever you’ve been waiting for, working for, praying for, and hoping for is on the way.
Your Greater Is Coming will nourish your soul and empower your heart to push through pain and master the mundane. Your story is far from over, and the best is yet to come. Don’t give up just as you’re about to discover a new level of increase, ease, and joy. Glimpse your breakthrough just ahead and hold on just a little longer—your greater is coming!
A study guide as well as a Spanish edition, Algo grande viene para ti, are also available for purchase.
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This uplifting if repetitive guide by televangelist Osteen (Stay in the Game) offers advice for enduring hard times with the help of God. Using scriptural analysis and personal anecdotes, Osteen contends that there is a "comeback for every setback" because God has mercy for those who err. The author encourages readers to pray through difficult times and recounts when his Lakewood Church avoided a prolonged legal battle over a new location after the real estate company standing in its way voluntarily stepped aside, answering Osteen's prayers. Cautioning readers against giving in to despair, the author unpacks the biblical story of how Elijah, during a yearslong drought in Samaria, correctly predicted the imminent arrival of rain because he trusted God more than what he saw around him. The exegesis, though, comes to feel trite as Osteen plods through scriptural stories and reduces each to the insight that "if you stay in faith, at the right time you will see it come together," such as when he points to David's steadfast devotion to God through the death of his son, and Joseph's ascent to lead Egypt after his brothers sold him into slavery. Readers will find the affirming message comforting, though they may wish for a more substantial treatment. This optimistic if slight outing might tide over Osteen's most ardent fans, but others need not apply.
