Returning to Your First Love: Putting God Back in First Place

by Tony Evans

Book Overview

Addiction, immorality, broken relationships--we all suffer spiritual setbacks. In Returning to Your First Love , readers will learn how to return to God and keep working at the most important... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Hardcover
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0802479081
• ISBN13: 9780802479082
• Release Date: January 1995
• Publisher: Moody Publishers
• Length: 317 Pages
• Weight: 1.11 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 5.8" x 8.8"

Customer Reviews

Blessed

I was really blessed by this book. I am apart of a Book Club called Sista's Keeper [...]. We read this book and it help me to repent and explained how to stop half steppin and give God your all!

Exodus 20:3

Five stars would have been for a Mass-Market Paperback edition, which doesn't exist yet would cost less money to buy/share/distribute, and less space to carry/stow-away. Four stars because this 0802448518 edition is a Trade Paper (softcover); the Trade Cloth edition (hardcover) (ISBN: 0802479081) gets only 3 stars because the binding costs the environment more raw material and the buyer more cash. Regarding the contents, the TonyEvans.org book link gives this synopsis of the title: "Dr. Evan's challenges you to probe your heart and consider your commitment to God. Hard-hitting answers, biblical evidence, and down-to-earth illustrations cut to the heart of the topic. This book will bring you to your knees and re-ignite the flame in your heart for your Lord and Savior."

A n insightful resource

Tony Evans book was well received by my Bible study group. We thoughly enjoyed the the analogies of "the state fair" (I'll never view heaven with out a ferris wheel :), the penelty box at a hockey game, and the airport. The application questions at the end of the chapter were great motivators too. The main prob. we had was that he did tend to run off on tangents and some of his most interesting points were not backed up by scripture so we had to take them at face value oh well still a good resourse.