06 Why Have You Abandoned Me

untied the Gordian knott of the world view on Gods

Simple refreshing and perilous to not know or understand. After years of being brought up by communistic ideologies of my father {eye for eye and retribution]  and then christian values [turn the other cheek] of my mother, I was stumped with apparent contradiction in the bible and Gods methods in dealing with “errors”.  This book systematically untied the “Gordian knott” of the world view on Gods methods in dealing with way ward children and brought a peace and practicality into my experience like I cant express.  It revolutionised on how I interact at home, work and with those who I perceive to be in error. It lifts ones concept of love to such a tremendous level, you feel challenged and rewarded at the same time.  A  solution to the unrest in our souls today. I was so impressed I have given out 4 case loads of this book already.

Tony - QLD - Australia

The Day I Found God (Identity Wars Review)

The book Identity Wars has truly been a blessing to me. I come from the Maasai community where my father was the first person to become a Christian. I on the other hand never truly understood God, and  this state of mind has really made me frantically searching for my identity. Not having the right guide I have struggled to understand my relationship to God just as Adam lost his identity as a beloved son of God in the beginning.