In "What Does God Want of Us Anyway?" Mark Dever embarks on a transformative journey through the expansive narrative of the Bible, offering a unique vantage point that reveals the essence of God's desires for humanity. This compelling work, originating from a series of soul-stirring sermons delivered at Capitol Hill Baptist Church, invites readers to elevate their understanding of Scripture, viewing it not as a collection of disparate books but as a unified whole. Through Dever's insightful analysis, the Bible's major themes crystallize, unveiling the persistent and faithful love of God as the central thread woven throughout its text. This exploration is not merely academic but deeply personal, urging readers towards a more profound comprehension of what it means to live in accordance with God's promises. As part of the IXMarks series, Dever's book is more than a guide; it is a journey back to the heart of Christianity, examining the overarching story of Scripture to answer the pivotal question: "What does God want of us?" With clarity and depth, Dever distills the complexity of the Bible's message into a clear, actionable understanding of God's expectations from His creation. This volume is indispensable for anyone seeking to grasp the grand narrative of Scripture and its implications for daily living. In its pages, believers will find themselves drawn into a deeper relationship with the God who makes and keeps promises, guided by Dever's profound reflections on the enduring love and faithfulness of the Creator.