This is an inspiring, uplifting book. I enjoyed it immensely. It caused me to step back from the ambition and hustle of life to ponder upon that which really matters - Jesus Christ and his great sacrifice for us. It is written in an ecumenical manner which I believe will appeal to a broad audience, drawing readers closer to God. I could feel the Spirit of the Lord as I read it, and I felt closer to Him. The world needs this book!       

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Glenn Beck

Host of the Fox Glenn Beck Show

Richard Mouw

President & Professor

Christian Philosophy

Fuller Theological Seminary

Gary L. Crittenden

Chief Financial

   Officer of CitiGroup

Richard L. Bushman Author

Professor of History Columbia University

David W. Checketts

Former President NY Knicks Former CEO Madison Square Garden

Owner of the St. Louis Blues

David Neeleman

Founder of Jet Blue

Airways

Craig Blomberg

Distinguished Professor of New Testament

Denver Seminary

Claudia Bushman

Author and Editor - Historian at Columbia University

Lecturer on Women's Issues

Jeff Benedict

Author

Richard Rust

Author

Professor of English

University of North Carolina

Rodney A. Hawes Jr.

Philanthropist & Donor of Hawes Hall at Harvard Business School

Rodney Jay Vessels

Author

Excerpt : Chapter 1

"As we place our faith in the paradigm of Christ, we also appreciate the more profound reflections of Christ that God places along our paths, such as the image of those whom he transforms through his grace. While attending church one day, I saw this reflection in the face of a young single mother. As a result of tough circumstances, poor decisions, and some real mistakes, she had felt far from God. Speaking through an interpreter she testified of God's cleansing, redeeming power, concluding: Through Christ, I've come a long way in the last couple years, haven't I? Like the woman who washed Christ's feet with her tears, this young mother had come unto Christ, and Christ had healed her, so completely that she now radiated deep joy. This evidence of a transformed soul far transcended any physical evidence I had ever seen in my academic research projects. The transformation was too complete to occur through willpower alone. Christ was in the change."                     

Rick Chamiec-Case, PhD

Faculty, Calvin College

Former Execitive Director

No. American Assoc.

Christians in Social Work

James H. Quigley

Global CEO of Deloitte Touche Tohmatsu

Paul Owen

Chair and Associate Professor of Bible

and Religion

Montreat College