If you are wondering how to become a Christian, "Prepare to Meet Your Maker" tells you exactly what you need to do to become one, as well as how to live the Christian life afterwards. I loved the succinctness of the book, all the Scripture references, and that every page is totally Biblical. There is a heaven and a hell, and every person who has ever lived will go to one of these two destinations.
Points stressed include:
The urgency of this decision - no one knows how long we have this side of eternity.
Once you die, your decision is irreversible.
The love and holiness of Jesus.
God's judgment for those who don't turn to Jesus.
Free will.
It is pointless and needless to perish.
I highly recommend this book to unbelievers and believers alike. It can be read and one sitting, and is a great addition to your Kindle library.
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After a year-long battle with cancer, I have found this book to be a great encouragement. Jim brings alive the true meaning of Psalms - to lift us above our circumstances, to show that God's love surpasses our most difficult trials, and that with Jesus, we are never alone. God is with us, and we can trust Him in our pain.
Each page is filled with encouragement, written in a style that anyone can understand as the Holy Spirit shouts praises and affirmations of God's unfailing love.
I have to admit, at times I haven't felt like praising God this last year, but "Living & Breathing the Psalms" reminds me that human feelings can be overcome and transformed into the worship of King Jesus.
if you are hurting, reading "Living & Breathing the Psalms" will renew your mind.
God hears our cries when we give Him our struggles. I found this book to be a great encouragement, prompting me to be more thankful. It helped me to keep my eyes on my Redeemer. Sometimes we need to be reminded, God is greater than our suffering, and He is able to do far more than we ask.
If you enjoy reading the Psalms, you will enjoy this modern-day praised-filled rendition. Soak in a little each day, and be filled with God's joy.
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