What Does God Want
$14.95
We make about two hundred conscience decisions a day. Most are small. Some are huge:
*Should I marry the woman or man I’ve been dating?
*Should I go to graduate school?
*Should I leave the job I’ve been doing for fi fteen years?
*Do I need to fi re someone who is working for me?
*Should we adopt a child?
What Does God Want? Is designed to help you make these decisions. It offers a fi ve-part process for decision-making that can help you chose the right course of action in matters large and small. Developed by Fr. Michael Scanlan during more than thirty years of spiritual direction, counseling, and teaching, this approach to decision-making is grounded in Christian tradition and tested by thousands in the real-life challenges of life direction, love, work, study, service, and relationships.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781622826544
ISBN10: 162282654X
Michael Scanlan
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: March 2019
Publisher: Sophia Institute
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