Chazown, Revised and Updated Edition: Discover and Pursue God's Purpose for Your Life
Written by Craig Groeschel
Narrated by Jim Denison
3.5/5
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Craig Groeschel
Craig Groeschel es el fundador y pastor principal de Life.Church, una de las mayores iglesias del mundo, y el creador de la aplicación bíblica gratuita YouVersion. Autor de quince libros superventas en el New York Times, entre ellos Gana la guerra en tu mente, El poder para cambiar, Lo esencial de un buen líder y Esperanza en la oscuridad. Además, presenta el Pódcast de Liderazgo Craig Groeschel, que ocupa los primeros puestos, y habla anualmente a cientos de miles de líderes de todo el mundo a través de la Red Global de Liderazgo. Craig y su esposa, Amy, viven en Oklahoma. Conecta con Craig en www.craiggroeschel.com.
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Reviews for Chazown, Revised and Updated Edition
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- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5This is another one of Craig Groeschel's books that just really seeks to help people in the church find their passion and live a purpose filled life. Like all of Groeschel's books, it requires a bit of thinking and soul-searching.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Chazown is a Bible-based approach to life planning based on five key focus areas of God, People, Finances, Health and Work. It has 76 chapters but each is only two or three pages long. The brevity makes for fast reading of each chapter but made it difficult to go into any deep thinking. There are lots of personal anecdotes and good sound advice for finding your purpose in life. But somehow I expected something more challenging and grander, given the title which is taken from the Hebrew language.
- Rating: 2 out of 5 stars2/5This was a typical self-help book. Nothing unusual -- more anecdotes about the writer's personal life than one really cared to read. Not a bad book, but didn't say anything particularly new and interesting.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5Sometimes it seems obvious to me that 21st century pastors in North America interact with people who's basic needs are well met, and so whose felt need is best thought of as self-actualization. When I think that way, I wonder if the church that focuses on personal spiritual development and purpose has given in to an individualistic and self-centred model of church. At the same time, since the declining trend of religion in Western culture demands churches with vibrant and engaged congregations, I recognize that Christians who are in touch with God given purpose may be better able to engage in Kingdom work. Groeschel definitely comes from that latter perspective. Chazown is a word that describes 'vision', and this book is an attempt at a practical means for individual Christian's to work through their life purpose to that end. Chazown offers the usual material for that individual project: values, spiritual gifts, life experience, and so on. It moves on to cover different areas of a person's life, and so challenges a person to seek God's will in every area of their life. While there are other tools that do this same work, Groeschel does it as well as most others, making this book useful if it's the first of it's kind you've picked up. I did find the tone of the book's presentation a bit off-putting. The name feels like an attempt as zest, and words like 'Vision', 'passion' and 'purpose' feel so cliche, that the need for a cool different name results in something a bit contrived. That, of course, doesn't necessarily undermine the content of the book, but it didn't help me feel as open to its goal.
- Rating: 5 out of 5 stars5/5Written in an easy conversational style, this book offers new ways to look at and think about the age old questions. What matters? Why am I here? What should I do next?It offers ideas/methods to personal growth in a way that is easily palatable to most everyone. Definitely a keeper!
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5While I am not a huge fan of any self help book and I do not think any new ground was covered in this book, I did think the approach was somewhat unique. I don't know any other self help book that would include the following lines "I'm going to let you in on a secret. From this point on, to the end of the book, I'm winging it.". I think the target audience of Christians and possibly people who would not normally seek help through a book might be a good place for this one.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5I consider this book a must read for anyone who does not know why they are here. The book takes a step by step approach that is easy to follow in order to find your God-given purpose. This book is not mind-blowing with material that has never been heard, but it puts the information in an easy to follow and easy to use application.
- Rating: 3 out of 5 stars3/5It's a good, lively discussion of the process of discovering and living out a personal vision for a disciple's life of following Jesus Christ. I read it and looked at personal applications. I did not find it deeply introspective the first time I read it, but the opportunity is covered to explore the life with Christ more deeply.It may be best used in a small group with discussion and sharing of insights. Others can often see attributes that we cannot identify on our own. The book is a door-opener to achieving a spiritually rich life with a vision of the future that will be deeply rewarding. A quick read-though does not unleash its potential. It is a book that needs to be read slowly and considered.
- Rating: 4 out of 5 stars4/5I thoroughly enjoyed this book. It's written is an easy conversational way with lots of moments that make you stop and laugh. Found myself grateful that the author approached such a serious journey in a way that made it approachable and non-threatening. This is a book I will be handing out copies of for years to come. Whether as a challenge for people to dig a little deeper or just as an interesting read.