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A Hunger for God by John Piper — WisdomDeck honest review
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A Hunger for God

by John Piper

Fasting as a hunger for God rather than a technique: the biblical cases, the dangers, and fasting for the poor, for revival, for mission. The best modern evangelical book on the practice.

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you want to fast and want a theology for it.

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you want the health side of fasting.

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Three things you will actually use

  1. Fasting is the hunger of a homesick heart.
  2. Fast from good things to want the best thing.
  3. Fasting without purpose is dieting.

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Read chapter one and fast one meal with a purpose.

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Fasting, theologically.

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