NIV Lifehacks Bible: Practical Tools for Successful Spiritual Habits

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NIV Lifehacks Bible: Practical Tools for Successful Spiritual Habits

by Joe Carter (General editor), Kevin DeYoung (Foreword by)

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This Bible gives consumers practical and achievable tips and tools for building spiritual formation into their hectic, 21st century lives.

From cooking to organizing, “Lifehacks” improve all aspects of your day, but did you know they can also enrich your spiritual life? The NIV Lifehacks Bible gives you practical and achievable techniques to build Godly habits and enhance your walk with God.

A “Lifehack” describes any advice, shortcut, tip or skill that will help you get things done more efficiently and effectively.

The NIV Lifehacks Bible uses “lifehacking” methods to give you practical and achievable tools to integrate spiritual habits into your busy, technology-centric, 21st century life. With 365 articles covering 30 life-changing disciplines, not only does this Bible illuminate scriptural wisdom on spiritual practices, it provides practical tips and strategies for applying them every day.

You’ll find these and other articles inside the Bible:

• 4 Tips for Making Wise Decisions
• 6 Steps for Interpreting the Bible
• 7 Questions for Recognizing Intentional Sins
• 4 Tips for Finding Time to Pray

Featuring a foreword by author and theologian Kevin DeYoung, the NIV Lifehacks Bible is full of common-sense articles on foundational topics such as: prayer, self-reflection, character formation, and fasting. The Bible then features advice and helpful tips for building habits around these disciplines.

About the Contributor:

Joe Carter is an editor for The Gospel Coalition, a senior editor at the Acton Institute, a communications specialist for the Ethics and Religious Liberty Commission of the Southern Baptist Convention, and an adjunct professor of journalism at Patrick Henry College. He is the co-author of How to Argue like Jesus: Learning Persuasion from History’s Greatest Communicator (Crossway, 2009).

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