Product Details

• Amazon Sales Rank: #22491 in Books
• Published on: 2006-12-01
• Number of items: 1
• Binding: Paperback
• 208 pages

Customer Reviews

Bad Theology!
Watch Video Here: http://www.amazon.com/review/R3H8NY34UA6WGO This book features much bad theology.

God does plants His desires
This book is wonderful. Someone with the guts that says our desires that line up with the Word are not our own but God. His book high lights that there are times that we can stop the crucifixion of resurrected man and run with the things of God.

This will build your faith and give you more understanding of our purpose of life and how connected to God we really are. Faith listed in the book is unlike the Word of Faith as we know it but in a revelation that will bring you to a new level.

Get the book and see for yourself. I could not put the book down, this one I will not lend out!

You may need to read this more than twice.
This book is profound in its simplicity, really. There are so many bottom lines, so different from what most churches have settled for today, to keep themselves "safe from the world's contamination." This book is so heavy that I dare say you may need to read it even more than twice because it is weighty.

While the author and I have fundamental differences, there is not a doubt in my heart and spirit that this man is hungry for God, which is why the passion, dreams, and lessons about God's kingdom he is sharing here resonates so deeply with my own thirst. I know where he is going, what He is after, and that is the heart of God.

Don't be afraid to learn, don't be afraid to admit your desires to God. He welcomes you where you are, as you are. As another author, John Eldredge writes, "Don't let your religion be a reaction to anything." God invites us to learn, to hunger, to reason with Him, He invites your honesty with him as well. He is kinder than we thought. Grow with God. Turn to Him for those things that we long to understand.

In the meantime, keep dreaming with God. After all, they are His own dreams that He's planted in our own hearts.