Name: How One Weekend Can Give You Everything You Ever Wanted
Rating: 3.7 (3 reviews)

What if one weekend could give you everything you’ve ever wanted?

Have you ever asked ‘What’s next?’ From the career ladder to finding the perfect partner, from building a family to booking a holiday, good things never fully satisfy.

But one weekend can change that. Two thousand years ago something happened that can bring love, peace, significance, security, freedom, meaning and happiness into your life now, on a deeper, more permanent level than you ever imagined.

The death and resurrection of Jesus meets our deepest needs. This short book explains why and how that’s possible.

Selected endorsements:

"This book brims with life and hope. Every page overflows with the good news of Jesus. Please read and share—it could be life changing for you, or for someone you love." - Glen Scrivener, Director of SpeakLife and creator of the 321 evangelism course

"Graham has an incredible gift for making the complex very simple. This is a book you’ll want to binge-read, helping you tackle life’s big questions without feeling overwhelmed.” - Swarzy Shire, BBC 1XTRA & BBC Sounds Host and Radio Presenter

"I am delighted to recommend 'How One Weekend Can Give You Everything You Ever Wanted'. Graham Albans uniquely combines the cultural understanding of a television chat show host with the theological grip of a seasoned pastor. It is an outstanding piece of communication." - Rico Tice, evangelist and Founder of Christianity Explored

Title

How One Weekend Can Give You Everything You Ever Wanted
Author(s)

Graham Albans
ISBN

9781837281169
Format

Audiobook
Publisher

10Publishing
Topic

Easter
Audience

Adults, Enquirer / Seeker
Published

01/06/2025

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3.7 based on 3 reviews

A Reflective Take on Finding True Significance

In How One Weekend Can Give You Everything You’ve Ever Wanted, Graham Albans reflects on the question “What do you do?” and how our identities and worth are often tied to our roles. He gently reminds readers that our true value isn’t found in our accomplishments or social status, but in Christ’s sacrifice on Good Friday. While Albans’ message of peace—both with God and within ourselves—is encouraging, the book can feel repetitive at times. A deeper dive into how to practically live out the peace and forgiveness he discusses would have added more depth. Nonetheless, it’s a thoughtful reflection on identity and significance that would be encouraging for those seeking spiritual reassurance.

Ema

A Reflective Take on Finding True Significance

David Cook’s Romans: Momentous News is a thoughtful and practical devotional that walks steadily through Paul’s letter over 50 days. While I’d rate it around 3 stars overall, there were several aspects I really appreciated. What stood out most was the clarity with which Cook explains the seriousness of sin and accountability. His emphasis that we are judged not only by our actions but by the truth we have received is both sobering and compelling. The idea that people are responsible according to the light they possess—whether through the law or conscience—was particularly well expressed and helped ground Paul’s argument in everyday reality. I also valued the strong stance on doctrine and holiness. The reminder that any teaching which leads to a relaxed attitude toward sin cannot be from God is both necessary and challenging. It keeps the reader from approaching Romans in a purely academic way and instead presses toward real heart change. The inclusion of Augustine’s prayer—“O God, demand what You will, but supply what You demand!”—beautifully captures the heart of the gospel, and Cook does well to highlight how God meets His own standard through Christ. Moments like this gave the book real depth and devotional warmth. Practically, the 50-day structure makes it accessible and easy to engage with regularly. The reflection questions at the end of each section are helpful for personal application and would also work well in a group setting. That said, at times the writing felt a bit straightforward or lacking in deeper exploration, which kept it from being more impactful overall. Still, it’s a solid and useful guide for anyone wanting a structured and reflective way to work through Romans. In summary, a steady and practical devotional with some strong theological insights, especially helpful for cultivating a serious view of sin.

Emanuela

Will be giving lots away!

This book speaks directly to the reader but also comes alongside them and guides them through what happened at Easter, and how it can transform your life, and fulfil every longing you have in your life. Will be giving lots of these away to people!

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