The Way Made Simple -

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Résumé :
Is there a way to be relaxed and have confidence, living without stress today despite all of the division, disillusionment, and lies going on in the world around us? A way to live that will always bring joy, peace, and happiness into your life, no matter what's going on or the situation you're in at the moment? This deeply reflective and uncompromising book challenges readers to let go of everything they think they know about God and approach Him with humility, curiosity, and the courage to grow. Rather than offering another man's opinion it uses over two hundred scriptures to let God speak for himself and see him exactly as he is. Have you been looking for God on his terms, or yours? Just drinking Religion Lite can be satisfying...

Biographie:
do you want to be an old dog or a child of God? The question isn't if God is speaking to you...

Sommaire:
it gives you a buzz, but it's less filling. The Way explores our tendency to force the Bible to fit our beliefs rather than seeking truth on God's terms. It invites seekers of all backgrounds-believers, skeptics, and the uncertain-to examine the limitations of human understanding and open themselves to the divine truth only found in the Bible. Or perhaps you would like an easy way to share your faith, a way to help others around you know the one true and living GOD. Knowing what to say and when can be hard, handing them a copy of this book is easy. The last chapter of the book is an outline of the New Testament, making it easy to read, understand, and see Christ clearly. A guide for finding your own answers. Wherever you're at, this book will help the reader be at peace and draw closer to the Almighty. The secret to knowing God is to see the whole picture. Most people today enjoy taking one piece of the puzzle and focus on it. They wonder at its beauty, shine it up, look at it from every angle, and write books about it while setting aside the other pieces and disregarding the ones they don't like so much. Are you ready to put them all in their proper place and see the whole picture? They say you can't teach an old dog new tricks...