"Todd Friel has written a book that every Christian needs." -- Scott Aniol
"Wow, this book is truly going to have an impact on your life." -- Allen Parr
"I love this book." -- Phil Johnson
"A practical and joyful book that I highly recommend!" -- Ken Ham
"I didn't just read this book; I was counseled, encouraged, and comforted by it." -- Libby Glosson
What does it really mean to do all to the glory of God?
Many Christians struggle with a sense of separation between their faith and their daily lives. Some feel close to God during daily devotions and in church, but fear He is absent during the rest of the week. Others worry that they don't love Jesus enough, and new believers especially wonder what purpose God has for their lives.
In Go Serve Your King, pastor Todd Friel, known nationally from Wretched TV & Radio, shows how your faith touches every area of your life. Along the way, he answers some of the most common and perplexing questions about the Christian life, and explains how to:
- Grow in your love for God
- Know God's will for your life
- Enjoy rest and recreation for the glory of God
- Honor God in every decision, even small ones
- Glorify God in your marriage
- See God's purpose in your pain
- Be a Christian at work, no matter what your vocation
- Share your faith boldly
- Get along with Christians who have different doctrinal views
This book is a guide to living the Christian life joyfully in every moment of each day. It is about seeing God's extraordinary purpose for everything in your life, and how that makes all of life meaningful. Once you see how all of life is about God, you will better understand how to live all of life for God. Each precious moment will become purposeful, and obedience will be a delight rather than an onerous duty. Friel reminds you that, no matter where you are, God has something for you to do.
In his famously fun and engaging style, Friel answers some of the most common and difficult questions of everyday Christian living. Go Serve Your King is for every believer who yearns to hear, "well done, good and faithful servant."
