God Does His Best Work with Empty author_bonhoeffer-dietrich has not lost its force

has not lost its force as a timeless argument for the simple plausibility of traditional Christianity

With a minimum of technical jargon

In the face of many emotions and obstacles

evidence that supports a robust defense of the cultural mandate to "be fruitful and multiply

Connections run from Ames in the seventeenth century to Jonathan Edwards in the eighteenth and Friedrich Schleiermacher in the nineteenth centuries

God Does His Best Work with Empty author_bonhoeffer-dietrich has not lost its forceIt's amazing how heavy the weight of emptiness can feel, how much room it can take up in our souls, how much pain can be caused by something that isn't even there. But while we may see the emptiness of our lives as our greatest problem, that's not how God sees it. When God looks into the empty places of our lives, He sees His greatest opportunity. God does His best work in the emptiness of our . . . Insatiable craving for things that don't satisfy