The Pleasures of God

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The Pleasures of God is a Christian theological book by John Piper that explores the nature of God’s joy and delight as revealed in Scripture and its implications for Christian life and worship.

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instanceOf Christian theological book
non-fiction book
author John Piper NERFINISHED
basedOn the Bible NERFINISHED
centralTheme God is most glorified in us when we are most satisfied in Him
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasizes God’s delight in His Son
God’s delight in His own glory
God’s delight in His people
God’s delight in His purposes
explores how God’s joy relates to Christian obedience
how God’s joy relates to His glory
how God’s joy relates to missions
how God’s joy relates to salvation
how God’s joy relates to worship
firstPublicationDecade 1990s
focusesOn biblical revelation of God’s pleasure
the nature of God’s delight
the nature of God’s joy
genre Christian spirituality
Christian theology
religious non-fiction
hasEdition revised edition
hasForm audiobook
ebook
print book
influencedBy Jonathan Edwards NERFINISHED
Reformed evangelical theology
intendedAudience Christians NERFINISHED
pastors
students of theology
language English
publisher Multnomah Publishers NERFINISHED
relatedWork Desiring God NERFINISHED
subject Christian hedonism NERFINISHED
Christian life
Christian worship
God NERFINISHED
divine delight
divine joy
the glory of God
theologicalPerspective Christian hedonism
theologicalTradition Reformed theology
usedIn Christian discipleship
church teaching
seminary courses

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