More God-Centric and Less Situation-Centric Living - Porter, William
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We know that God works in mysterious ways, yet the mysteries of God can leave us with lifelong questions about his nature and character. Thankfully, God has provided us with a way to understand him and ourselves betterand that is by focusing on him and on his Word. In More God-centric and Less Situation-centric Living, author William Bill Porter encourages us to shift the focus of our lives and our thoughts back to God and away from ourselves. By creating a theology of the inherent goodness of God, Porter shows how a God-centric life is a life of almost total submission to Gods sovereignty,…mehr

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We know that God works in mysterious ways, yet the mysteries of God can leave us with lifelong questions about his nature and character. Thankfully, God has provided us with a way to understand him and ourselves betterand that is by focusing on him and on his Word. In More God-centric and Less Situation-centric Living, author William Bill Porter encourages us to shift the focus of our lives and our thoughts back to God and away from ourselves. By creating a theology of the inherent goodness of God, Porter shows how a God-centric life is a life of almost total submission to Gods sovereignty, and that many churches today do not teach the truth that God is about more than solving personal problems. More God-centric living enables you to acknowledge, accept, and use all the fruits of the Spirit and then walk with contentment into the gardens of both the bouquets and weeds of life, as the apostle Paul encouraged us in Philippians 4:12. You will acknowledge and walk in the realization that the gospel is not just the good news of Godbut that God is the good news! That God rules! That God is sovereign! And that God is central!
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William Bill Porter graduated Phi Beta Kappa with a bachelor of science degree in mathematics before going on to receive his master of science degree, with honors, in computer science; he also earned a doctor of law degree and practiced as a licensed attorney, later receiving a master of divinity degree for theological exegesis training. Porter worked as chief of staff to Governor Wilder of Virginia, and he is the author of Making Room for a Big God (2003) and Virginia State Government (1993); he is also a church trustee and chief administrative officer for Shiloh Baptist Church, where he worships and teaches Bible study.