No Greater Life
Embracing God's Design for Wholehearted Love (The No Greater Trilogy, Book 2)
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Perfect for small group studies, Bible study series and personal spiritual growth. Discipleship isn’t about working harder; it’s about loving deeper. Many of us began our walk with Jesus full of fire, only to be weighed down by religious pressure and the rules of ‘faith'. But what if Jesus’ Greatest Commandment–to love God, others and bring that love to the world–wasn’t intended to be a chore, but a transformation of the heart?
Drawing on Mark’s Gospel and the discipleship vision of Deuteronomy, No Greater Life by Martin Young explores what true discipleship looks like in worship, community, mission and the everyday journey of faith. Each chapter blends biblical teaching and hands-on tools, including Bible studies, prayer practices, journaling prompts and Lectio 365 reflections. With contributions from Spring Harvest partners and leaders, this book offers real-life wisdom, encouragement and challenge for Christians at every stage of faith. Whether you’re reading alone, in a small group or as a church, No Greater Life will help you grow in character, deepen your walk with Jesus and live out love practically in your everyday life. This is the greater life you were made for.
"Every great story invites a response. Once we begin to see the vastness of God’s story, his love that shaped creation, redeemed humanity, and still calls us today, we cannot remain spectators. No Greater Life is about that response: what it means to live, breathe, and act in light of the story of a God who is beyond comparison."—Rev Dr Cris Rogers, Chair of Spring Harvest Planning Group.
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