Barry Mossip: This has been the most encouraging and enjoyable experience that I have read it a long time. I have been trained theology, been a pastor, missionary, and now chaplain. I had set out to write this exact content and now reading it I don’t need to write it. I just need to buy copies for the future family members that the Lord leads as I plant the good seed along the way. Please family members in Christ read this first and move forward to his other books it’s going to correct maybe misconceptions of our common belief. Blessings.
Canada on Oct 12, 2023
Rocky W. Latham: Helps one understand why we are here at this time in the world.
United States on Sep 27, 2023
P.J.: This book and the Bible are the only two books you really need. Heiser breaks down the gospel to its most simple and beautiful message. Read it to find out what that is!
United States on Sep 26, 2023
Joan: Very good quality
United Kingdom on Sep 22, 2023
jbram07: Easy read and very understandable! I love Heiser (God rest his soul) and his clear approach to the basic purpose of why we're here. God just wants a family and we're all created to image Him. It's simple but we've made it so confusing and cluttered over time. This read was quick and easy, but it brings back the simplicity of why we're here and why we exist. A must read for anyone searching to answer that question or just a refresher for those of us that have been believers our whole life and just need some recalibration!
United States on Aug 16, 2023
M L Mercado: Informative & a helpful perspective for a life as a Christian! Thank you to the late Dr. Heiser for his dedication to our LORD Yeshua …
Canada on Aug 10, 2023
Michelle Johnson: I've read a lot of Christian books. This book is the most understandable book by far! I will re-read this again.
I'd recommend this book to everyone. The language is easy to understand from front to back. The author writes about his Christian experiences without being overly forceful and austere. He even makes the Biblical stories seem less confusing, at least for me. Whether you agree or disagree with what is written, I still hope people will find some comfort and hope that they aren't alone in this world. I also think it's good to focus on something that's not bad news, world wars etc.
Australia on Jul 21, 2023
Kathy: This book gives an overview of the Bible in practical and comprehensible terms. It tells the big picture story including parts that are confusing and difficult to piece together. The book additionally illuminates the spiritual beings who co-inhabit creation with us.(There have always been spots about this subject in the Bible I skip over because they make no sense to me. This book addresses many of those foggy parts.) It also helps us comprehend the fullness of God’s creation and being made in God’s image. (We should understand God’s design and principles in order to live fully and abundantly.) It teaches us what life as a believer entails and hammers home the rock solid truth of God’s love for us.
United States on Jun 23, 2023
The Prairie ChroniclesThe Prairie Chronicles: I don't agree with everything Dr Heiser wrote in at least the first chapter or two, but the rest of the book is essential reading in my opinion.
Whether you're a new Christian or have been one for 60+ years, if you read only one book this month or year (besides the Bible), make it this book.
I think even agnostics should read this book.
Dr Heiser writes like he talks, and is easy to understand. This book seems like a talk with a friend (or professor).
An incredible amount of insight and thought-provoking and inspiration in 101 pages. I just went back over pages 61, 62, and 63 again - So much to unpack in those three pages, including how guilt impacts us, how many Christians have a 'soul-crushing internal life', how 'many genuine Christians live tormented, defeated lives, not because of the Gospel, but because of the way their guilt has distorted the clarity of the Gospel' - how some Christians only see their failures and sins, how wrong works based salvation is and why, and the list could go on.
I'll be buying extra copies to give to several people.
Canada on Dec 10, 2022
| "Exploring God's Will: Uncovering the Biblical Answers to What God Wants" by Michael S. Heiser | Alan Vermilye's "The Pilgrim's Progress": A Modern-Day, Easily Readable Adaptation | "Jesus Calling: Large Text Edition with Botanical Cloth Cover" | |
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| Total Reviews | 62 reviews | 181 reviews | 190 reviews |
| Christian Spiritual Growth (Books) | Christian Spiritual Growth | ||
| Best Sellers Rank | #43 in Adult Christian Education #1,144 in Christian Spiritual Growth | #2 in Christian Fantasy #3 in Religious Historical Fiction #4 in Christian Classics & Allegories | #158 in Christian Meditation Worship & Devotion #565 in Christian Devotionals #634 in Christian Inspirational |
| ISBN-13 | 978-0692199046 | 978-1948481120 | 978-1400209286 |
| Publisher | Blind Spot Press | Brown Chair Books | Thomas Nelson; Large type / Large print edition |
| Item Weight | 6.4 ounces | 10.7 ounces | 1.65 pounds |
| Dimensions | 6 x 0.29 x 9 inches | 5.5 x 0.59 x 8.5 inches | 6.88 x 1 x 9 inches |
| Customer Reviews | 4.8/5 stars of 1,310 ratings | 4.8/5 stars of 2,728 ratings | 4.9/5 stars of 2,924 ratings |
| Paperback | 116 pages | 236 pages | |
| Language | English | English | English |
| ISBN-10 | 0692199047 | 194848112X | 1400209285 |
| Adult Christian Education (Books) | Adult Christian Education |
Reading this opened my eyes and now things i read in the Bible makes much more sense. I get it now!!
I wish i would have had this when i first became a christian. I think churches should have a copy on hand for new and existing believers.
United States on Oct 18, 2023