SusanRachel F. (SusanRachel) reviewed The Road to Reality: Coming Home to Jesus from the Unreal World on + 8 more book reviews
If you're comfortable an happy in your Christian life, if you don't want to be challenged or made uncomfortable, do NOT read this book. It will stretch and challenge you in ways you never considered and will alter your view of yourself, your life, and everything you do.
Victoria T. (justicepirate) reviewed The Road to Reality: Coming Home to Jesus from the Unreal World on + 350 more book reviews
This book was pretty much an extension of K.P. Yohannan's "Revolution in World Missions" which I read a couple years ago and loved (and changed a lot of my perspectives on various things including missions).
I definitely liked this book though. The main idea behind this book is to rid your life of worldly pleasure and to seriously take up your cross and become a bond-servant of Christ with how you live, what you say, and how you interact with those around you. I had nothing bad to say about it at all. . .which is probably why I am thankful I am a volunteer for Gospel For Asia and am extremely amazed by what they do because of their conviction and love for the Word. What K.P. Yohannan said about prayer especially truly challenges me, for that has always been an area of struggle for me.
I definitely liked this book though. The main idea behind this book is to rid your life of worldly pleasure and to seriously take up your cross and become a bond-servant of Christ with how you live, what you say, and how you interact with those around you. I had nothing bad to say about it at all. . .which is probably why I am thankful I am a volunteer for Gospel For Asia and am extremely amazed by what they do because of their conviction and love for the Word. What K.P. Yohannan said about prayer especially truly challenges me, for that has always been an area of struggle for me.
