This revolutionary book will explain what God wants for and from us when we petition Him for his will to manifest "on Earth as it is in Heaven," and how to understand the difference.

Do you ever feel as if, despite your spirituality and faith, something significant is missing? Most teenagers and college students, as well as tens of millions of adults, are still striving to figure out the purpose and meaning of their lives.

The natural struggle for faith in something intangible can be compounded by incorrect teachings and contradictory explanations of the workings of God in our lives. How does "free will" really work? What does it mean to ask for God's will? When things happen in life, how do you really know whether that is God's will? Is there really any point in praying for His will if we can't influence it?

These haunting personal questions became the genesis of PUSH as Matthesius sought answers. Now, he unpacks the powerful biblical truths he learned-the result of deep revelation from discovering God and constantly seeking to know him with all his heart.

PUSH is about helping you discover God's dream for your life so you become the blessing you were meant to be. It is about helping you truly embrace the power of prayer and understand what that means instead of simply treating it as a platitude you offer when someone is struggling. This book will instill confidence and promote vision. PUSH will stir you to take action, to remain vigilant, and Pray Until Something Happens.

About the Author
Jurgen Matthesius is the founder of C3 San Diego-a thriving, life-giving church in two locations (soon to be four) in the heart of San Diego. He is the author of God in Hollywood and Walk on Water. Jurgen is a frequent speaker and has consulted leading businessmen, celebrities, and athletes. Pastor Jurgen and his wife, Leanne, serve together in San Diego, where they live with their daughter and three sons.


Book Information
ISBN 9781400206513
Author Jurgen Matthesius
Format Paperback
Page Count 256
Imprint Thomas Nelson Publishers
Publisher Thomas Nelson Publishers
Weight(grams) 226g
Dimensions(mm) 215mm * 137mm * 17mm