“Got a body? Wanna love God? Then this is your book,
which means it is my book and everyone’s book. Here is the terrific news Rob
Moll gathers and delivers from the smartest sources: not just that we have
bodies, but we are bodies, and we’ve been marvelously wired and equipped to
love God and serve our neighbor with and through these wondrous creations. Who
does not need to hear this—our bodies are not a curse but a gift. Thank you, Mr.
Moll.”

“In What Your
Body Knows about God, Rob Moll has successfully brought together research,
personal experience, and biblical analysis to show how our bodies were made to engage
with the Almighty God. You will be hard-pressed to find another book with such
high-level research, while remaining a high-quality read. Pastors, parishioners,
and nonbelievers will all benefit from this foundational work in understanding
the intersection between humanity and divinity.”

“This book goes behind the genetic curtain to show the
intricate and exceptional design within our bodies to provide a groundbreaking
point—we’re not only called to worship but beautifully wired to do so.”

“Human biology may have lulled me to sleep in college,
but What Your Body Knows about God
kept me riveted and up way too late as Moll explores the fascinating
connections between our physical and spiritual, the material and the mystical.
A must read!”

“Every day it seems we read about new scientific
studies that reveal fascinating insights into the operation of the human mind
and body. But as Christians we sometimes wonder whether these studies challenge
our assumptions from the Bible. Will they attempt to explain away the power of
prayer? The possibility of spiritual transformation? The need for intimate
human community? My friend Rob Moll has helped us by pulling together the
latest research and showing how it fits with Christian teaching on how we grow
in love of God and each other. I hope you learn as much as I did about God’s
wonderful plan of creation.”

“Rob Moll uses the best in neuroscience to illuminate
what biblical scholars have been telling us about God’s purpose for embodied
existence. We are not alien souls locked in inhospitable bodies, but we were
made to be spiritual through our flesh and bone. This is an important book for
couples who care about each other’s bodies to read together.”

“Marshaling cutting-edge neuroscience, theological
acumen, and deft storytelling, this book of Rob Moll’s invites us to honor the
way the Creator God formed us in the imago Dei: as integrated wholes—body, mind,
and spirit all one. We have much to learn from Moll’s work—may it lead many
into deeper awe and wonder at the great goodness of the incarnate God and the
flourishing life we are invited into.”

“Rob Moll must have paid better attention in science
class than most of us did. The result is a book I literally could not stop
referencing in my preaching. Science is seeing what faith has long known—that
discipleship can make us more sane, healthy, human.”

“For years one Christian leader after another has
contended that redemption is holistic—not just the soul but also the body, not
just me but us, not just my spirituality but also my sexuality. These
contentions have now been backed up by solid research at the level of
neurochemicals and how our bodies work. What
Your Body Knows about God is a godsend book for a day that both needs and requires
a deeper perception of holistic redemption. God, in effect, has wired us to
love God, to love ourselves, and to love others—and this book explains how God
did the wiring. Bravo!”

“One of the most mysterious yet inspirational
statements in Scripture is that we are created in the image of God. There’s a
purpose behind human existence, and it involves every one of us and all
aspects of us. Somehow it connects us with God. If that’s true, then we’d
expect there to be evidence that we are made in a way that can reflect the very
capacities of God—to love, to create, etc. Rob Moll has done a great service by
gathering that evidence in one place. What
Your Body Knows about God is a marvelous testimony to how science and
Scripture are complementary rather than contradictory.”

“In Rob Moll’s second book, he brings his considerable
skill, insight, and winsome curiosity to bear on the connection between the
body, the brain, and spiritual practice. This latest effort will encourage a
new level of interest among Christians in the relationship between the flesh
and the spirit. I warmly recommend it to readers.”