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| Publisher:
Time Warner Audio Books |
| Release
Date: April 2003 |
| ISBN:
1586215337 |
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| Format
Reviewed: Audio Cassette - Abridged edition |
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| Genre:
Nonfiction / Inspirational |
| Reviewed:
2003 |
| Reviewer:
Brenda Weeaks |
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Knowing
God Intimately
Being as Close to Him as You Want to Be
By Joyce
Meyer
Joyce Meyer, from St. Louis, Missouri, is one of
those rare ministers willing to admit her faults and use them as
examples to better others. Her no-nonsense advice embedded with
God’s word helps Christians – both men and women –
walk more securely in Christ. The best-selling author is also known
for generously quoting and recommending other men and women of God
and crediting her husband as the strong Christian example in her
life. Meyer’s thirty-minute sermons and radio spots have captured
the attention of Christian women all over America and her ability
to make those women feel normal in their everyday walk with God
has captured the attention of Christian men.
Meyer is tough, outspoken and knows the Word of
God. She isn’t ashamed to admit that she, too, continues to
grow in her relationship with Him. In her latest book, Meyer’s
discusses a Christian’s personal intimacy with God. She begins
by leading the reader to Christ, then delves into the four levels
one can reach in seeking God. One impressive chapter in the book
is about the Baptism of the Holy Spirit. In sharing her own personal
experience, the author shows the reality of it and how it can lead
one to a higher level of intimacy with God, but let me stress that
the author points out the Baptism of the Holy Spirit isn’t
necessary to get into heaven.
Joyce Meyer is the narrator of the
audio version of Knowing God Intimately. Although her voice
lacks that straightforward tone known to resonate from the stage
in her conferences, Joyce still has the ability to reach out with
sound advice backed by God’s word that will guide listeners
in their walk with God. This book is an absolute must for one’s
personal Christian library.
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