Faith That Pleases God

by Bob George

Book Overview

From the author of the bestselling Classic Christianity comes a dynamic new book on the power of faith. Bob George shows readers how to recognize the differences between faith, belief, and trust and... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 0736901396
• ISBN13: 9780736901390
• Release Date: August 2001
• Publisher: Harvest House Publishers
• Length: 218 Pages
• Weight: 0.55 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.5" x 5.3" x 8.0"

Customer Reviews

A" Must Read" for every Christian

This book has opened my eyes to Biblical scripture like no other book I've read, not compermising the righteousness of Christ, it shows how you can find real peace and true freedom as a Christian.Classic Christianity: Life's Too Short to Miss the Real Thing

NOT dangerous theologically

A previous reviewer has stated that Bob George's new book is dangerous theologically. Well, no, it isn't; however, it does depart from contemporary American theology. Over the last, what is it 1800? 1900 years? The Christian church has picked up a great deal of theological baggage (Gnostic teachings, legalistic trappings held over from Judaism, Greek concepts of the universe, etc). American theology hasn't done any better. We have a tendancy to "translate" the Christian texts into our own language, and many times we got it wrong. Bob George is a modern day Martin Luther; his words cut through the trappings of organized religion in order to get at the core message of the Christian church--Salvation through Faith in God and his Grace. His message is not theologically dangerous, it is theologically sound because it is the core message of the Christian religion, one that Christians have forgotten in their efforts to ... I don't know what: know more? get more grace (whatever that means)? be a better Christian? I'm not sure, I've never understood. Bob George's message is perfect: Our faith in God's Grace is enough. A bit scary, because we all want to DO something more; however, THAT desire to do more, know more, go beyond is more dangerous theologically. Read Bob George--he's no literary marvel, but that's not needed here, just solid core Christian theology. No more, no less.

An excellent book about the doctrine of faith

To people who have been in church all of their lives, this book may seem a little unusual at first. However, Bob George has a very grounded view of salvation and once you read this book and the light comes on, the Bible will read much differently for you. I received a much clearer understanding of what God did for us and now I know why my feeble attempts at living the "Christian life" were not enough. I was doing it all wrong. I was relying on my own efforts instead of depending on what Christ had already done for me so long ago. I also recommend that you read Classic Christianity. It will open your eyes.

Like finding a pin in a haystack...

Are you tired of living your "Christian" life like it's a spiritual and emotional rollercoaster? Do you want to know more about the Christ that lives in you? Mr.George points to Him, the one who completes us and makes us into His perfect image. One statement he made was that we beg in life for what we already have in Christ. This is an awesome book! Very similar to the Grace Walk series by Mr.McVey.

Beware Of The Galatian Trap!

Bob George states that the average Christian today lives out his Christianity like the Galatians did. So many Christians look to religion to provide and maintain spiritual life, depending on self-effort, continuous repentance,and confession of sins to gain God's approval and acceptance. Small wonder that so many believers are struggling in their walk and feeling condemned. Bob George has written a challenging book to guide the Christian towards new covenant living, where grace leads to a joyous, holy lifestyle and where Jesus Christ is honored and glorified in every area of life. He has an interesting chapter on 1John 1:9 which offers some startling and captivating insights. I liked the author's straight-forward writing style and his use of stories from his personal experience to clarify his message. I found this book to be very encouraging and I highly recommend it.