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If God Is Your Co-Pilot, Swap Seats!

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If God Is Your Co-Pilot, Swap Seats!

Jesus gave us the good news that if we make God our number-one priority, then everything else will fall into place, and our life will be full of joy, purpose, mission, meaning, and fulfillment.

In the words of author James W. Moore:Â There's a saying that goes, â€œIf God is your co-pilot, swap seats!â€ I think its message is something we all need to hear, namely this: Donâ€™t just take God along for the ride. Rather, let God do the driving! Put God in the driverâ€™s seat of your life. Donâ€™t make God your assistant; askÂ God to be the chief pilot on your lifeâ€™s journey.

God is not only a comfort, God is a joy. God is the source of all pleasure. God is light and laughter. God is the Giver of Life, real life, abundant life, full life, meaningful life, joyful life, eternal life. And our chief purpose is to celebrate God, and to serve God, and to enjoy God forever.
Country USA
Brand Abingdon Press
Manufacturer Abingdon Press
Binding Paperback
ItemPartNumber 032570
ReleaseDate 2009-09-01
UnitCount 1
EANs 9781426702570

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