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{{/_source.additionalInfo}}Living The Christian Life
Thank you Bohlsen Group for sending us this book to review!
John F. Hunter, the author of Living The Christian Life is a pastor, evangelist, chaplain, and a missionary. He put together an eighty-eight page book that nicely summarizes the basics of Christianity without going over people's heads. There are plenty of life stories, analogies, and scripture references to back up the fundamentals of living a God honoring life.
There are thirteen chapters discussing salvation, baptism, communion, praying, serving, and reaching out to others. I like the analogy of the hub, spokes, and rim being all part of a tire much like God, Jesus, and the Holy Spirit are all integrated into one God. The author recommends spending some alone time with God and listening to what his purpose for your life is. Though I'm not sure if I would spend a couple of weeks in the wilderness like he did and deal with ticks, raccoons, and thunderstorms. To each their own.
Some of the other life stories are fascinating as well including a vivid dream he had about his unborn daughter and got to meet her nine months later and the mysterious person/potential angel that helped his family out when their truck's engine threw a rod in the desert. When they got their truck looked at, nobody knew of anyone by the helpful person's name.
Since I was raised Christian, I can't really say that this book has changed my life much. I have put into practice many of its teachings including: prayer, fellowship, Bible study, witnessing, worship, and giving. However, I do recommend this book to new believers and those who are curious to what Christianity is all about. The language is pretty easy to understand and the concepts are straightforward and easy to follow. Because this book is so short and I was able to finish it in two sittings, I recommend getting the $3.99 digital version as opposed to the $15.99 paperback. Unless of course, you're getting it as a gift for someone you love.
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