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A shorter, warmer book: accounts from a life of being led — through danger, failure and seasons that made no sense at the time.
A collection of episodes from one life, told concisely and without embellishment. Some readers will call them coincidence; the book is honest that they might. What it argues, story by story, is that the pattern is too consistent to be nothing. Readers describe it as an easy read that is difficult to put down and harder to forget.
I have written these accounts as they happened, with the dates and the doubts left in. A tidied story would persuade nobody worth persuading.
Readers
Greatly encouraging
The overriding theme is the unseen hand of God in the journey of our lives — bringing us out of danger, failing and seasons of trial we do not understand at the time.
Ranjit Mathew · Australia
Interesting view of live events
Each account is concise and descriptive, and will likely invoke emotion and personal reflection. A simple book with a powerful message.
JL · Australia
Insightful
Not a book for my bookshelf — a timeless reference for daily life. His understanding of scripture and his experience as a psychiatrist are both quite evident.
JL · Australia
New writing, sent when there is something worth sending.
