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Summary: A Classic by the Pioneer of the Movement
Review: Jack Winter was known by many as the father of the "Father Heart of God" movement in Christianity, one that we are still in today. This book characterizes Jack's heart and love for God and for hurting people. This book communicates the message that Jack lived his life to send. This is Jack's mark on life, to pass on this message to the rest of us.This book is all about the heart of God and what kind of a God He really is. The character of God is closely examined, mostly through the story of the prodigal son. This book is filled with 25 stories from real people and how they went from struggling with life's issues to being able to rest in the loving arms of a God that they now call 'Father'. This book is about relationships, not traditional religion as so many of us know it to be. It's about fellowship with God and with others. Those that can never seem to be content with every day life or every day religion owe it to themselves to read this book. What do you have to lose? You just spend a few dollars and get some nice stories. What do you have to gain? A whole new look to God and a relationship rich with love and intimacy with the stuff to fill the voids that we're all looking to fill.
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Summary: A Classic by the Pioneer of the Movement
Review: Jack Winter was known by many as the father of the "Father Heart of God" movement in Christianity, one that we are still in today. This book characterizes Jack's heart and love for God and for hurting people. This book communicates the message that Jack lived his life to send. This is Jack's mark on life, to pass on this message to the rest of us. This book is all about the heart of God and what kind of a God He really is. The character of God is closely examined, mostly through the story of the prodigal son. This book is filled with 25 stories from real people and how they went from struggling with life's issues to being able to rest in the loving arms of a God that they now call 'Father'. This book is about relationships, not traditional religion as so many of us know it to be. It's about fellowship with God and with others. Those that can never seem to be content with every day life or every day religion owe it to themselves to read this book. What do you have to lose? You just spend a few dollars and get some nice stories. What do you have to gain? A whole new look to God and a relationship rich with love and intimacy with the stuff to fill the voids that we're all looking to fill.
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