
21 Reasons for Trusting in God
Finding Inner Peace in His Existence
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Michelle Bass
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L.A. Buckley
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Turn your doubt into faith, and as you discover the undeniable evidence of God — transform your life forever!
Do you often wonder if God is real but reserve doubt because you cannot see or talk to Him? Have you wondered if there is more to life than what meets the eye and if a higher power truly exists? Do you find yourself seeking answers to difficult questions such as life after death, heaven and hell, and why God allows suffering if He truly loves you? By looking at the compelling arguments, you will understand why faith in God is rational and necessary for a fulfilling life. Inside, you'll discover:
Science-backed proof of God with arguments from some of history's most brilliant minds showing that a higher power is undoubtedly present in the world.
Philosophical reasoning supporting God's reality, including exploring morality, the nature of being, and the universe's origins.
How your sense of right and wrong points to God's existence — morality is not just a product of social norms but something inherent in human nature.
Historical evidence of the bible and why you can trust the scriptures, along with the compelling case for the resurrection of Jesus and the transformative power of faith in Him
The importance of Christian worship and community — God never intends for you to be alone.
How miracles work and why they cannot be immediately explained by natural causes or scientific phenomena — explore the power of faith and the role of the Church in enhancing your spiritual journey.
Answers to difficult questions surrounding God to help you deepen and strengthen your faith as you gain insights and clarity of His purpose for you.
And much more!
This must-listen audiobook offers clarity and guidance on your journey toward a more profound understanding of God and His place in your life — take the first step now!
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- Lorie Eubank
- 01-07-24
21 Reasons for trusting God
"21 Reasons for Trusting in God" is an audiobook that combines research, philosophy, and history to present a case for God's existence. It explores the relationship between science and faith, morality, and the authenticity of the Bible. The author discusses the impact of faith in Jesus, the role of Christian practices and miracles in faith, and encourages deeper exploration of one's beliefs. The book aims to provide answers to complex questions about God and life's purpose, prompting listeners to reflect on free will and their stance on faith.
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- Ace East
- 01-11-24
Discovering Faith: A Rational Approach to Believin
'21 Reasons to Trust God' offers a thought-provoking journey into the realms of faith, philosophy, and science.
This book is an excellent resource for those grappling with doubts about God's existence.
It presents compelling arguments from history's greatest minds, philosophical reasoning, and scientific evidence, making a strong case for the presence of a higher power.
The exploration of morality, biblical history, and the resurrection of Jesus provides readers with a deeper understanding of faith.
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- Chevy 17
- 01-09-24
He Is Trustworthy
A compelling guide that addresses the age-old questions about God's existence. Backed by science, philosophy, and historical evidence, it presents a rational case for embracing faith. The book delves into morality, the Bible's credibility, and the transformative power of Christian worship. It tackles tough queries about suffering and life after death, providing clarity on God's purpose. With insightful arguments and a focus on community, it encourages readers to transform their lives through faith. A concise and thought-provoking read that convincingly outlines the rationality and necessity of embracing God.
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- Terry Neal
- 01-13-24
God is always the answer
Trust him and life is better, I am imperfect but I know God is always here for me. Trust in him. We all need reminders at some point. I enjoyed this book.
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- Vdeva
- 01-11-24
An Uplifting Journey to Faith
This book does not shy away from tough questions. Instead, it provides thoughtful and well-researched answers that are both enlightening and reassuring. The exploration of morality as inherent to human nature and the philosophical reasoning supporting God's reality are particularly impactful. The historical evidence of the Bible and the case for the resurrection of Jesus are presented in a way that is both accessible and convincing.
It skillfully bridges the gap between doubt and faith, making it a must-read for anyone grappling with questions about God, morality, and the meaning of life. The author brilliantly incorporates scientific, philosophical, and historical perspectives to build a strong case for faith.
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- Yas
- 01-04-24
Deeply inspirational
This was an interesting listen, deeply captivating by its gentle yet persuasive narration style. As someone who was brought up as a Christian but have struggled with organised religion, I was very intrigued by the content and it opened my eyes to a different outlook on God. Worth a listen!
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- Mackenzie Midwife
- 01-16-24
A Fabulous Listen
This book by L.A. Buckley was a great listen. Not one of those books you feel like you need to listen to, but one that is easy to listen and learn from. 21 Reasons for Trusting in God helps you discover history, community, and faithfulness. A great listen for new followers of Christ, and those wanting to deepen their knowledge and understanding.
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- Tatiana S.
- 01-03-24
An interesting exploration of faith
As someone from a different belief background, I found it enlightening and informative. It gently discusses why people should believe in Bible.
The book's respectful approach allows for open-minded thinking and encourages understanding between different faiths. The narrator's clear delivery makes the audiobook easy to follow and engaging.
Though my beliefs differ, I appreciate the author's attempt to bridge the gap between different faiths.
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- InsightfulReader
- 01-11-24
Support Your Spiritual Journey
A soul-soothing journey that gently navigates the complexities of faith, offering 21 compelling reasons to find inner peace in the divine. The author's heartfelt exploration goes beyond mere religious doctrines, providing a universal and inclusive perspective that resonates with seekers from all walks of life. This book is not just a guide; it's a comforting embrace, instilling a sense of trust and peace in the existence of a higher power that transcends our human struggles.
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- Drake
- 01-04-24
Eye-Opening Spiritual Journey
'21 Reasons for Trusting in God: Finding Inner Peace in His Existence' is a profound exploration of faith and spirituality. This book delves deep into the fundamental reasons for believing in a higher power and offers a compelling perspective on finding inner peace through trust in God. The author's thoughtful insights and well-researched arguments make this a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper connection with their spiritual side. It's not just a book; it's a transformative experience that will leave you questioning and reflecting on your own beliefs. Highly recommended!
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