God's Messengers: What Animals Teach Us about the Divine

by Allen Anderson, Linda Anderson, Linda C. Anderson

Combining spiritual questions with heartwarming animal tales, God s Messengers will appeal to anyone who seeks the mystical in the everyday. The authors have gathered these accounts from a wide variety of people and divided them into four sections: Love, Wisdom, Courage, and Comfort. Each story answers a question, for example: Is there a God? Are prayers answered? and Is there a heaven? Throughout, wild and domesticated creatures teach humans about...

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1577312465
• ISBN13: 9781577312468
• Release Date: September 2003
• Publisher: New World Library
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.60 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 7.5"

Customer Reviews

Willard Scott - NBC Today Show endorses God's Messengers

It was treat to see Willard Scott endorse God's Messengers on the NBC Today Show last Thursday morning. He said it was a "wonderful book" plus he added that it was a book about how animals teach us about life. I read God's Messengers and totally agree with Willard's comment! Like they say -- read one story out of this book and never view our pets and other animals the same way again!

Oasis

In the midst of these troubled times, this book is an oasis of love and serenity. It just makes us love and respect animals even more.If you don't know what present to give for the animal lover in your life, try this book.

The Best "Animal Book" Ever

This was the most wonderful animal book I have ever read! I couldn't put it down. The stories are real about real Souls who live in animal bodies. I was amazed at the variety of experiences the writers shared. I especially loved the Llama story. I'm going to look into adding a Llama to the quadrapeds I plan to have on my new farm next year.I am buying this book for everyone on my holiday gift list. I can't imagine anyone who wouldn't love it. Just to flip through & look at the animal's names & pictures is really uplifting. This book is easy reading in our stressful world. It is a "feel good" book, but not overly sentimental. If just a small percentage of folks on this planet would read it, I am sure the world would be a better place to live.