Don't Waste Your Cancer - John Piper

Don't Waste Your Cancer

By John Piper

  • Release Date: 2011-02-21
  • Genre: Christianity
Score: 4.5
4.5
From 59 Ratings

Description

How are we as Christians called to respond when cancer invades our lives, whether our own bodies or those of our friends and family? On the eve of his own cancer surgery, John Piper writes about cancer as an opportunity to glorify God. With pastoral sensitivity, compassion, and strength, Piper gently but firmly acknowledges that we can indeed waste our cancer when we don’t see how it is God’s good plan for us and a hope-filled path for making much of Jesus.

Reviews

  • Don't scoff

    5
    By Simple & Concise
    Although this book seems to firmly block the Christians assurance that the provision of the Cross has cured cancer and every other damnable disease put on us by sin and Satan, it certainly succeeds in giving awesome guidelines on how to defeat the monster C. As such I say well done Pastor Piper. Thank you. It also occurs to me that substitute every trial in your life where it says cancer, and you have now made that stumbling block a step to growing in your maturity in Christ!
  • Powerful

    5
    By Campfire Ghosts
    Powerful and eye opening. This can be relative to so much more we go through than just cancer. I picked it up knowing my pastor's mother, who is basically my mother in the faith, is at stage 4 if not further in cancer. This is important read for many!
  • Don't waste your cancer

    5
    By *maxrocks*
    Excellent!!!!!!!
  • Don't Waste Your Cancer

    5
    By TobeyOne
    I have shared this booklet with a number of people and it has had a wonderful impact. I do not personally suffer from cancer but I have found that I can replace the word "cancer" with any trial or tribulation that I face and the same perspective applies. Thank you Brother John!
  • Don't waste your cancer

    5
    By Short but great
    John does his best to honor God with his life. I pray what I read manifests it's self in me
  • Godly wisdom and encouragement

    5
    By cbass.slp
    This short essay helped me see God's glory and sovereignty when facing cancer with an immediate family member. I am passing it on to other family members in hope and prayer that they would love Jesus more because of this. Thank you, John Piper.
  • Don't Waste Your Cancer

    4
    By Doc Joe
    I an suffering from anemia resulting from lymphoma of six years. I am tired of feeling fatigued and feel I will soon die from this disease. Reading this book helped me realize my mistakes in allowing my cancer to run my life and even pull me away from God. I wanted to give up, not take on more. I recognized this way of living as "living as a dying man" rather than "living as a living man." I must continue to work for Him, up to my final breath, whenever that may be. God be praised!