Desiring God: Meditations of a Christian Hedonist

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Desiring God: Meditations of a Christian Hedonist is a influential Christian book by John Piper that argues true happiness is found in delighting in God above all else.

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instanceOf Christian book
book
aimsAt encouraging Christians to pursue joy in God
arguesAgainst pursuing ultimate satisfaction in worldly pleasures
author John Piper NERFINISHED
centralThesis True happiness is found in delighting in God above all else
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasizes the integration of doctrine and delight
the pursuit of joy as a Christian duty
the supremacy of God in all things
firstPublicationYear 1986
genre Christian living
Christian theology
devotional literature
hasChapterOn Scripture
love
marriage
missions
money
prayer
suffering
worship
hasEdition Expanded edition
Revised edition
hasFormat audiobook
ebook
print
influencedBy Blaise Pascal NERFINISHED
C. S. Lewis NERFINISHED
Jonathan Edwards NERFINISHED
language English
notableConcept Christian hedonism NERFINISHED
publisher Multnomah Publishers NERFINISHED
relatedWork Desiring God ministry NERFINISHED
The Pleasures of God NERFINISHED
When I Don’t Desire God NERFINISHED
subject Christian discipleship
Christian hedonism
Christian joy
God-centered happiness
missions
prayer
suffering in the Christian life
worship
targetAudience Christians NERFINISHED
lay readers interested in theology
pastors
theologicalEmphasis God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in him
theologicalTradition Evangelicalism
Reformed theology

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John Piper notableWork Desiring God: Meditations of a Christian Hedonist