Experiencing God

Experiencing God[short]Authors: Henry T. Blackaby & Claude V. King; Pages: 280[ short][long] Knowing God does not come through a program, a study, or a method. Knowing God comes through a relationship with a Person. This is an intimate love relationship with God. Through this relationship, God reveals Himself, His purposes, and His ways; and He invites you to join Him where He is already at work. This is the central thesis of Experiencing God by Henry T. Blackaby and

[short]Authors: Henry T. Blackaby & Claude V. King; Pages: 280[/short][long]

Knowing God does not come through a program, a study, or a method. Knowing God comes through a relationship with a Person. This is an intimate love relationship with God. Through this relationship, God reveals Himself, His purposes, and His ways; and He invites you to join Him where He is already at work. This is the central thesis of Experiencing God by Henry T. Blackaby and Claude V. King. The authors emphasis on revelation through personal relationship makes faith sound like a true adventure--leading believers to engage with people and circumstances they might otherwise have avoided. The organization of Experiencing God adds to this effect, proceeding step by step through the various ways a believers relationship with God is deepened (via the Bible, prayer, and the Church, among others). Although there is strong tension between the self-help tone of this book and its hard-line argument that faith is purely a response to Gods initiative, many readers will nevertheless find great encouragement in hearing a still, small voice among a vast number of everyday experiences. Experiencing God, by Henry Blackaby and Claude King, challenges Christians to experience the fullness of a life lived in fellowship with a loving, personal God. More than a million Christians have learned to hear and obey Gods voice through this book.

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