I talk a lot of nonsense to myself. With age, though, I’m realizing more deeply how I have to listen to God speak, to his definition of who I am, what I need, and what he has secured for me in Christ. This is a fantastic book for anyone looking for better answers than usual to the questions of our contemporary culture and our own hearts. —MICHAEL HORTON J. Gresham Machen professor of theology and apologetics, Westminster Seminar,y California
This book actually changed my life. The last chapter healed deep things in my heart in relationship to music. I have never heard anyone talk in such a completely pure and holy way about music. This helped me see what music is actually meant for, and I was humbled to a mess of tears that I still cry when I think of it. This book is a very important one. I pray you will receive it in love and find your heart open to reading the Bible with new eyes, like I did. It will bring your heart to life. —LACEY STURM ch
Whereas many critiques of our culture complain and scold, Etheridge decides instead to explain and counsel—and to do so supremely well. This book, so clearly and lovingly written, is a gift to Reformed theology and the wider church. It has us meditating on things above and rethinking how we live our lives and teach our youth during our years below. —RUSSELL HAITCH professor of theology and human science, Bethany Theological Seminary
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