Study Guides by
Bob Goff
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Everybody, Always
Bob Goff's Everybody, Always is a joyful, story-driven invitation to stop sorting people into categories of "easy to love" and "difficult to love" and to simply love them all — without distinction, without limits, and without waiting until you feel ready. Drawing on his own wild adventures (skydiving mishaps, conversations with a Ugandan witch doctor, friendships with people on death row), Goff argues that the kind of love Jesus modeled isn't reserved for the lovable. It is extravagant, reckless, and aimed especially at the people we'd rather avoid. The book's central thesis is as simple as it is demanding: become love — not just someone who occasionally performs loving acts, but someone whose whole life is shaped by an unstoppable, fearless affection for everybody, always.
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Bob Goff's Love Does is not a theology textbook or a self-help manual — it's a collection of wild, funny, and deeply moving stories from a life lived with reckless, action-oriented love. Bob's central thesis is deceptively simple: love is not merely a feeling or a set of beliefs; love is something you do. Through tales of sailing the Pacific on a crate of canned meat, sitting on a bench outside a law school dean's office for seven days, eating ice cream with world leaders, and fighting for justice in Uganda, Bob argues that faith becomes real the moment it gets off the couch and into the world. Each chapter is a story, and each story is an invitation to stop merely admiring Jesus from a safe distance and start following Him into adventure.
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