Live Like You Mean It

This energetic and engaging call to live life to the full offers you the chance to rethink what matters to you and why, and to do something about it.

Too often we drift through life, going with the flow or being tossed by currents beyond our control, and failing to realise that if we would only fight for the life God meant us for life would be so much more fulfilling.

Eric Delve, the well-known evangelist and organiser of the Detling Festival, here sets out a strong argument for intentional living, the need to engage positively with the choices that face us and the rewards it will bring if we do so.

Along the way he challenges us to face up to who we really are, jettisoning pretence or fantasy, and to accept our humanity in its weakness and its high potential. Then he urges us to understand what God's purpose is for us and to let him guide us into the full life he wants for us - including standing firm through difficult times.

Finally he issues a challenge to us all, to escape from the modern curse of individualism and accept the need - and wonderful opportunity - to pass on all we've learnt in life to colleagues, friends and families - because they're worth it, too.

“Beautifully written - it almost reads like a novel - bubbling over with hope and encouragement, Eric has given us an intriguing interpretation of the life of David 'the man after God's own heart' linking it with the life of David's greater son, Jesus. In doing so he gives us pointers to become as they were, people who live out God's dreams. - R.T. KendallEric Delve tackles the age-old question of what life is all about and how we can "Move beyond survival to success, and beyond success to significance." - Rob Parsons, Chairman, Care for the FamilyWOW! This book is INSIGHTFUL, INSTRUCTIVE, INSPIRATIONAL and INVIGORATING. - J.John”

Beautifully written - it almost reads like a novel - bubbling over with hope and encouragement, Eric has given us an intriguing interpretation of the life of David 'the man after God's own heart' linking it with the life of David's greater son, Jesus. In doing so he gives us pointers to become as they were, people who live out God's dreams. - R.T. Kendall

Eric Delve tackles the age-old question of what life is all about and how we can "Move beyond survival to success, and beyond success to significance." - Rob Parsons, Chairman, Care for the Family

WOW! This book is INSIGHTFUL, INSTRUCTIVE, INSPIRATIONAL and INVIGORATING. - J.John

Eric is vicar of St Luke's Maidstone, Kent and runs the Detling Festival. He travels extensively, speaking in churches and at conferences, and at Echoes in Eternity events around the country. THE LETTERS OF BILLY FIDGET, Eric Delve's collaboration with Nick Battle was also published by Hodder earlier in 2011.

This energetic and engaging call to live life to the full offers you the chance to rethink what matters to you and why, and to do something about it.Too often we drift through life, going with the flow or being tossed by currents beyond our control, and failing to realise that if we would only fight for the life God meant us for life would be so much more fulfilling.Eric Delve, the well-known evangelist and organiser of the Detling Festival, here sets out a strong argument for intentional living, the need to engage positively with the choices that face us and the rewards it will bring if we do so.Along the way he challenges us to face up to who we really are, jettisoning pretence or fantasy, and to accept our humanity in its weakness and its high potential. Then he urges us to understand what God's purpose is for us and to let him guide us into the full life he wants for us - including standing firm through difficult times.Finally he issues a challenge to us all, to escape from the modern curse of individualism and accept the need - and wonderful opportunity - to pass on all we've learnt in life to colleagues, friends and families - because they're worth it, too.

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