Released in the UK May 2004
Released in the US July 2004
Hardback | 128 Pages
9781857929423 • £7.99 $11.99
BISAC – REL012020
We all long for satisfaction. More often than not dashed hopes and frustrated efforts leave us wondering if it is a phantom appetite – forever defying fulfillment. Broken promises, shattered relationships, lost jobs, unfullfiled hopes, dreams and aspirations – they mock us over past failures and our inability to lay hold of the satisfaction we long for. No sooner do we achieve a major goal in life than another immediately presents itself – leaving us in a perpetual chase after contentment.
Above the jeers, however, there rises the sweet strains of a hopeful song. The voice is familiar. The words are well known. But the hope is fresh. The disarming melody melts away despair and disbelief, bidding us to sing along. It is the song of a satisfied soul rising from a contented heart.
In the 23rd Psalm God lifts before us the Song of the Satisfied Soul. It’s the promise of a life better than you’ve dreamt possible. God offers us the intimacy of a personal relationship with Himself . God Himself is our song, the singer, and the substance of the Song of the Satisfied Soul.
True satisfaction in life is found not when all want is removed, but when, above all, we want Christ.
John A. Kitchen
John Kitchen is the Senior Pastor at the Stow Alliance Fellowship, Stow, Ohio
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"Shot through with vivid illustrations and stories, The Song of a Satisfied Soul is going to end up at bedsides, in hip pockets, and handbags, and on preachers' desks."
Richard Bewes
OBE (1939 – 2019), formerly of All Souls Church, Langham Place, London, England
There is always room on the shelf for another exposition of Psalm 23, especially when it is as balanced and practical as this one. The author allows the text to speak for itself as he reveals the richness of the believer's relationship to Jesus Christ. The ideal book for a pastor or other care-giver to share with those needing encouragement.
Warren W. Wiersbe
(1929 – 2019) Author and Conference Speaker
‘...beautifully sketches for us the one true source of true contentment. It will make the reader see a familiar passage of scripture from a fresh outlook. A must for anyone searching for true satisfaction and renewal in a world full of need.'