Love Your God with All Your Mind

The Role of Reason in the Life of the Soul

By: J. P. Moreland

Narrated by: Grover Gardner

Length: 7 hrs and 34 mins

Publisher's Summary

The mind plays an important role in Christianity. Unfortunately, many of us leave our minds behind when it comes to our faith.

In Love Your God with All Your Mind, J. P. Moreland presents a logical case for the role of the mind in spiritual transformation. He challenges us to develop a Christian mind and to use our intellect to further God's kingdom through evangelism, apologetics, worship, and vocation.This is an invaluable book aiding the concerned Christian in the battle for the Christian intellect. Love Your God With All Your Mind offers a no-holds-barred approach to fixing what's gone wrong in the Church. The author brilliantly identifies the reasons for the loss of the Christian intellect and how the Christian mind has been lost to the ever-growing popularity of anti-intellectualism.

©2008 christianaudio.com (P)1997 J. P. Moreland and Dallas Willard

This Audio book is on old edition.

Old Edition (Recorded 2009), three chapters were replaced. New Edition is dated 2012. The Kindle version is 2012.

Great book!

Although I do not agree with all the authors points of view; it is still a must read/listen for Christians.
Many will find some denominational differences. Try and put those aside and listen to the content.

JP as always knocks it out of the park

I enjoyed Dr Moreland as an Apologetics professor. this work brings back great memories and is compelling and refreshing. he brings the necessity of training our minds and expresses the need to revitalize our churches in the rigors of thoughtful study... to regain the ground once lost to the secular world.

Great book. Be renewed in the spirit of your minds

Amazing recourse to cultivate your mind. Having read this book before in Europe and now being able to listen its audio version is great and inspirational. J.P. Moreland challenges you in wonderful way to be renewed in the spirit of your mind (Eph 4:23) by confronting the issue of anti intellectualism through letting Christ be in charge of your loving God with all of your mind. He walks you into the arena of reason and logic that is part of God's nature and His essence, deals with the faculties of your soul, and explores how this transformation could be applied not only in the life of the church but also in our personal lives. All content comes across in humble God glorifying way.

The narrator does wonderful job as well. If you have read this book before, marked it all up and wondered what kind of voice would it take to truly represents the content of this book, I don't think you could fine a better voice. Thank you all.

Moreland offers real hope with this book.

Moreland cuts to the core of the human condition and offers hope via solutions to the lack of spiritual growth in individuals and churches. Get out of your behavioral rut and learn how to love God with all of your heart. I read this book in one day-it was riveting.

Churches and youth need this!

This is an excellent resource for anyone who wants to improve the life of their church, protect their kids from falling away, and much more. I enjoyed this so much that I bought a paper copy as well.

Important Read

Loved this book.
It’s an important book for believers in Christ to read. It’s challenging and I personally will take what I’ve learned and continue growing.

Truly encouraging and relevant for any thinking person.

This book is written by and for a committed Christian. However it is relevant for any intellectual person seeking a reference framework for understanding christian success and failure in modern culture. This book has improved with time because Moreland wrote of issues that have only matured in the past 20 years

A call to the intellectual Christian

the author calls the reader to consider the impact of the Christian mind on both self and society. In well-crafted pages, he provides a reasoned, compelling call to all Christians to abandon intellectual laziness and reach for excellence. A must read!

This book was boring. To technical. Not very good.

The narrator was very good. Very clear. It was easy to listen at all rimes.