GPS

"""In GPS, John Strommen helps us discern how God is not only deeply invested in our world, but is also calling us to be partners in creating a more trustworthy world for ourselves and others. I highly recommend this book for anyone eager to claim God's promised future over the anxiety and despair that often captivate us."" --Lois Malcolm, professor of systematic theology, Luther Seminary ""John Strommen's GPS is a wonderful resource, whether you preach from a pulpit, sit in a pew, or just wonder if there is a way of looking at the world that makes any sense. Rich in illustrations drawn from contemporary culture and his years as a pastor, Strommen has figured out a way to be both profound and accessible. Take and read. You won't be disappointed."" --Mark D. Tranvik, professor of Reformation history and theology, Luther Seminary ""From a pastoral perspective, GPS is a refreshing read. Through his love of history, cultural connectedness, and a pastor's servant heart, John Strommen clearly articulates the necessity of reclaiming a biblical understanding of a God who is surely in this place with us. I highly recommend this as a primer for church small groups to read together and discuss its points in order to deepen their own discipleship journey and, in turn, broaden the church's relevance in a world seeking meaning."" --Jason Folkerts, associate pastor, Parkside Church ""GPS is a gift to church leaders as they seek to help people discover how faith can provide meaning in their daily life. As a seasoned pastor and articulate theologian, John Strommen names the complexities of our time and provides a theological and practical response. I highly recommend this book!"" --Terri Martinson Elton, professor of leadership, Luther Seminary ""This book is one of those rare resources for Christians without degrees in theology for doing theology out of their day-to-day experience. It works because it was developed out of the practice of exploring what God is up to in persons' everyday lives and supporting that practice with solid learning practices, delightful contemporary sources, and strong theological reflection. I strongly endorse its use and praise its creator."" --Patrick R. Keifert, president, Church Innovations Institute"