Monday, June 6, 2011

A Conversation with God: If You Could Ask God Anything What Would It Be?

Alton Gansky in his new book, “A Conversation With God” published by Thomas Nelson gives us an intimate setting where we can ask questions and receive answers from God and other Bible individuals.



Ever go to a party where a famous person was in attendance or a weekend seminar and stay up for the late night visit with the speakers?  If so then you know that everyone gathers around the speaker and listens to what that person has to say and then others get to ask their own questions.  It is always a fairly intimate time of close gathering, warm conversation and deeper understanding.  This is what Alton Gansky has done with his new book.  He has put us in a room with God and twenty-seven individuals from the Bible to hear our questions and give us an in-depth answer.

Each section of the book deals with a specific question:  God, The Bible, The Future, Pain And Suffering, Jesus, Kingdom Of God, Heaven And Hell, Humanity, Christian Living and Today’s World.  Ever stood outside at night looked up at the sky and wondered?  Of course, all of us have.  We were put here for one purpose and that is to know God.  God built us with a curiosity so that we would ask questions and then those answers would draw us closer to Him.  “A Conversation With God” provides us a lot of the answers that we seek and those answers do indeed draw us closer to the side of God.
“A Conversation With God” is a book that you will need to read slowly.  There is no need to rush.  We have our questions and the answers are there.  Now is the time to sit back and experience truth and let it draw us into the presence of God.  You will be glad you did.  I recommend it highly.




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