These Three Things

by Mick Brooks

In almost all walks of life, there seems to exist a 'rule of three'... ... from aviation to mathematics; education to chemistry; the survival priorities of water, shelter and food. We expect so many other things in threes, too, from the three blind mice to big red buses. When it comes to understanding ourselves, we keep coming back to three things that define, complete and motivate the personality; three things that largely determine our words, reactions and our life's direction; these three things, designed by God to draw us into relationship with Him, to answer the big questions of
Who am I?
Do I matter?
What's the point? These Three Things comes with free small group studies, sermon outlines and video www.cwr.org.uk/t3t

128 pages, Paperback

Published October 7, 2019

Reviews

[Chastidy Parks]

I read this book for a course I was on. It focuses on the 5 areas of human design: physical, spiritual, rational, emotional and volitional. It’s premise is that we are all driven by 3 core needs: security, self-worth and significance. Disruptions in these areas of design come from not having these core needs met.
This is a daily devotional book and works on the principals set out in the counseling course. I gave it 3 stars as it carries more weight if read in conjunction with the course. It would still be helpful and insightful otherwise but not to the same degree.

[Avril]

UK