It’s all there: sex, pain, love and death. Do we know what we really want in life – what would truly satisfy us? Do we ever wonder what God wants for us or from us? There are some surprises here for people who do. We face a bewildering variety of choices. What if the heart of life is to be found in this disorder? David Runcorn looks at the implications of free will, its excitements and its burdens. Speaking plainly and movingly about struggles with faith and life, about hope and exhilaration, he dares to question many familiar approaches to God, Christian life and action. In seeking a faith that has integrity, he faces head on tough questions of desire, of feeling overwhelmed, of feeling far from God. He refuses to avoid the hard-edged reality of life by supplying glib answers. Choice, Desire and the Will of God – What More Do You Want? Offers something for readers of all traditions; it is provocative and surprising, and it offers practical help on various aspects of Christian living, including prayer. This wise, funny and challenging book can help us all to think again about the most important things in our lives. Beware: it may inspire you in ways you least expect. It may release a holy wildness within you.