THE SATISFIED SOUL:
Showing the Supremacy of God in All of Life
By John Piper
Multnomah. 395 pages. £16.99
ISBN 978 1 601 429 995
How can Christians drink orange juice differently from non-Christians? What can we learn from the fathers of John Paton, C.S. Lewis and Robert Louis Stevenson? Should Christians watch TV? What does submission and headship look like in the home?
If you’re struggling to work out what connects these four questions, the answer is that they are all addressed by John Piper in his latest book The Satisfied Soul. I say ‘book’ but this is rather a compilation of 120 short meditations which cover a wide range of topics. It’s the third volume in his series, following on from A Godward Life and Taste and See.
