Captive State by John Goodman

Captive State by John Goodman

Can you truly give a reason for your faith--Or the lack of it?

What Difference Does It Make? The Busy Person's Guide to Christianity, gives fresh insights that bring the faith picture together in a way that makes sense. It's an easy read that paints a picture of where we are, where we likely want to be, and how we can get there. It explains how faith works in a practical way and suggests some ways of understanding Christianity that you may have never heard before. This book not only confronts some of the obstacles of faith, but also discusses the conundrum of truth, Biblical reliability, and the practical day to day difference Christianity can make in a life.

This entertaining read connects the dots of Christianity in unique ways. It ties together some of those loose ends that people often ignore, dismiss, or trip over. What Difference Does It Make? gives explicit answers to how life works. You'll come away with new understandings of the ever- present questions, Who am I? Why am I here? And where am I going?

You'll gain insights into why the Bible refers to believers as The Bride of Christ and how essential this concept is to a personal relationship with God and others. Whether or not you've ever considered the intimate, braided together life God intends to have with each of us, you'll want to read this book. It puts the pieces of the life-puzzle together with how-to instructions and a virtual start to finish picture to follow on the cover.

So, if you've ever asked the questions, Does faith really work? or How is it possible for someone have a personal relationship with the God of the universe? or What difference could an ancient religion make in my life today? you need to read this concise and easy to understand book.

What Difference Does It Make? The Busy Person's Guide to Christianity, just may change your life . . . and your eternity.

John Goodman holds a doctorate in Islamic Studies from the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom. He spent more than 20 years living and working in Asia and is the creator of Ogilvy Noor, an Islamic branding firm.