Loving God: The Cost of Being a Christian

Jesus tells us that the greatest commandment is to ';love the Lord your God with all your heart and with all your soul and with all your mind.' But how many of us know what this looks like in daily life? Does loving God mean going to church, tithing, having regular prayer times? Is it a feeling in our hearts?A few years after Chuck Colson became a Christian, he realized that the more he learned about God's love for him, the more he wanted to know how to love God. This book is the masterpiece Colson wrote after searching Scripture, history, and his own difficult experiences to answer his deepest question. He discovered that loving God is obeying Godrarely easy, sometimes inconvenient, often painful, and entirely satisfying. When we love God, we know the pleasure of living out our true calling.Billy Graham considers Loving God ';one of the most spiritually satisfying books I have ever read.' Joni Eareckson Tada refers to it as ';the complete volume on Christian living.' With fascinating