Falling for God: Saying Yes to His Extravagant Proposal - Brossura

“Gary Moon writes with a combination of thoughtfulness, guidance, and joy that will serve every reader. He has taken the deepest longing of the soul and the wisdom of great minds from past centuries and woven them in a way that is accessible and helpful to any who want to grow close to God.”
–JOHN ORTBERG, teaching pastor of Menlo Park Presbyterian Church, Menlo Park, California, and author of Everybody’s Normal Till You Get to Know Them

“Gary’s use of story, imagery, and an uncommon vocabulary masterfully stirs our heart’s hunger for God Himself. He also gives us practical ways to revel in the love of our ever-pursuing God. He has encouraged me to listen anew to the voice of my Father.”
–DIANE LANGBERG, PH.D., psychologist and author of Counseling Survivors of Sexual Abuse
and On the Threshold of Hope

“Not many books stir hope that my appetite for God can actually be satisfied in this crazy, disappointing world. Falling for God does. In these well-written pages, Gary offers profound, simple, practical, and warm companionship on the journey that matters most.”
–LARRY CRABB, speaker, psychologist, author of The Pressure’s Off,
and founder of New Way Ministries

“With heart-stopping insights, practical suggestions, and sly wit, Gary Moon draws readers toward Christ so powerfully we long to bow our hearts in worship. Falling for God is destined to become a classic on spiritual formation.”
–SANDRA D. WILSON, PH.D., seminary professor and author of Into Abba’s Arms

“Who could resist falling for God when Christian spirituality is properly understood as a love affair of cosmic proportions! If your heart longs for Perfect Love, this book is for you. It speaks to head, heart, and body as all are involved in the transforming romance that God offers.”
–DAVID G. BENNER, PH.D., C.PSYCH., Distinguished Professor of Psychology and Spirituality, Psychological Studies Institute in Atlanta

Gary W. Moon is Vice President for Spiritual Development at the Psychological Studies Institute in Atlanta, Georgia. A member of the Advisory Board for the American Association of Christian Counselors, he also serves on the editorial boards forThe Journal of Psychology and Christianity and Marriage and Family: A Christian Journal. Along with Larry Crabb and David Benner, he has developed a new journal,Conversations: A Forum for Authentic Transformation.