The prayer of Agur : ancient wisdom for discovering your sweet spot in life / Jay Payleitner.
Material type: TextPublisher: Colorado Springs : Multnomah, 2020Edition: First editionDescription: xii, 96 pages ; 20 cmContent type:- text
- unmediated
- volume
- 9780525653837
- 052565383X
Item type | Home library | Collection | Call number | Materials specified | Status | Date due | Barcode | Item holds | |
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Adult Book | Main Library | NonFiction | 223.706 P344 | Available | 33111009650629 |
Enhanced descriptions from Syndetics:
"Learn a simple prayer that will help you find your sweet spot in life."--Josh McDowell, author of More Than a Carpenter
"Give me neither poverty nor riches, but give me only my daily bread."
Proverbs 30:8
This simple, unexpected request from a little-known biblical author named Agur is the only prayer in all of Proverbs, and it offers life-changing potential.
Imagine finding new purpose and contentment in your work, personal ministry, and relationships. Open your heart to Agur's wit and wisdom, and you can learn to
* escape imbalance
* overcome fear of failure and eliminate envy
* joyfully pursue your passions
* reap the eternal rewards of trusting God
* find your personal sweet spot
In our modern, busy lives, embracing balance leads us away from bad decision-making and the emotional cost of trying to do too much or survive with too little.
This engaging and practical book faithfully unpacks Agur's humble prayer. Read it in an evening. Affirm it for a lifetime. Share it with those you love.
Includes bibliographical references.
Major impact from a minor character -- Utterance from a collector -- Agur asks questions worth asking -- Agur takes a moment to endorse scripture -- Agur's prayer, part I: Regarding lies coming and going -- Agur's prayer, part II: Not too much, not too little -- Agur's prayer, part III: Possible repercussions of living in the extremes -- After the prayer -- List #1: Things never satisfied -- List #2: Amazing enigmas -- List #3: Human mistakes -- List #4: Small wonders -- List #5: The downfall of kings -- Life in the sweet spot -- The sweet spot bonus.
"The Prayer of Agur introduces readers to a little-known biblical author named Agur who wrote a single chapter at the end of the book of Proverbs. Contained within this amusing, seemingly nonsensical chapter is a simple yet compelling prayer, in which he asks God to "give me neither poverty nor riches. But give me only my daily bread.""-- Provided by publisher.