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Lord, I'm Torn Between Two Masters: A Nine Week Devotional Study on Priorities (Lord Series)

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How do you plan your time? Do you ask yourself what you would enjoy? Or do you ask God what He wants you to do? They aren't mutually exclusive. They can be the same thing, depending on who your master is.

A man serving the Lord may go to a ball game, wanting to relax from his work. A man serving himself may go to the same game, wanting to avoid his family. Both are doing the same thing, but the Lord will approve the first and condemn the second; because what you do isn't as important as why you do it.

If you struggle to know what God wants from your life, or if you would describe "seek first the kingdom of God" as being too heavenly minded for earthly good, discover the one true master through this book.

This workbook is an inductive study of the Sermon on the Mount (Matthew 5-7). You'll learn the true meaning of the oft-quoted phrase, "Judge not, lest ye be judged." You'll understand God's intent behind his commands not to murder or commit adultery. You'll see how to focus your efforts on seeking the Kingdom of God. You'll discover the deadly consequences of serving riches over the Almighty.

This book is an excellent study of Jesus's Sermon on the Mount found in Matthew. The book is divided up into nine weeks, five days per week, making each reading of manageable size and comprehension. I especially appreciated spaces to journal or take notes within each reading...whether it's to mark your thoughts, answer a question or to write a prayer. I read this Bible study on my own, and afterwards in a group. The book even has a group discussion section at the end.

The Sermon on the Mount has so many profound, life affecting things to say, and Kay Arther is so good at making it apply to your daily life.

Great book to go through the Lords word. It delves into other books in the bible, beyond Matthew.

This book causes the reader to take the time to explore the options we have before us on who we will serve. But more profoundly, it brings to light a greater fullness of the Godhead and reveals compelling information on the Kingdom of God that lies before us encouraging the reader to take seriously the call to serve the one True Master and not conform to society's multi-god system of masters or mistakenly believe the gods of other religions are the same as Jehovah God.

I love the book! It was in great shape and just as the seller!

I've been using the book in a one-on-one meeting with a brother. It's been a blessing already!