Reading response paper based on John Ortberg, “The Life You’ve Always Wanted”.
Computer-generated with one-inch margins, a size 12 font (Times New Roman), and double-spaced. Corresponds to objectives A thru I.
i. A summary of the main thesis and its development. (Maximum a paragraph, 4 sentences)
ii.
A discussion of which topics the student found to contribute most to
his/her personal understanding of Spiritual Formation and why (The rest
of the paper to be written about; pretty much-writing application and
implication of the book, NOT doing summary of the book).
Course Objectives
A. Articulate an understanding and experience the truth that the ultimate focus of God’s
will for men is to trust, love, and delight in God in all places and at all times.
[Knowledge and Understanding]
B. Describe a proper foundation for the spiritual life based upon a proper knowledge of
God and His riches of grace. [Engagement and Motivation]
C. Demonstrate a response to the truth about the character of God and riches of grace
by presenting the control of your life to Him and daily walking by His Spirit.
[Performance and Action]
D. Explain the biblical solutions to fear, trials, and anger. [Knowledge and
Understanding]
E. Discern and articulate the wrong motivations and correct goals for the spiritual
disciplines. [Knowledge and Understanding]
F. Articulate an understanding of how to discern God’s will. [Knowledge and
Understanding]
G. Articulate the importance, discipline, and dynamics of an effective prayer life.
[Knowledge and Understanding]
H. Articulate a biblical view of one’s body. [Knowledge and Understanding]
I. Articulate a personalized response to the truth of Christ’s sufficiency in experiencing
true acceptance, authority, enablement, and cleansing. [Knowledge, Understanding,
Performance, and Action]
Please
site the book itself, John Ortberg, “The Life You’ve Always Wanted” in
MLA format, and include in-text citations if necessary.
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