Home Behind the Sun by Timothy
Willard and Jason Locy is a book that helps us to connect with God in the
everyday surroundings of our life. This book is inspiring, insightful, and indeed
a very good read.
Book
Description
“Timothy Willard and Jason Locy show readers how to discover
the brilliance of God in the shadows of everday life.
Life opens up before each of us, it beckons, it tempts, it
thrills, it betrays. And what do we desire? All of it and none of it.
We’re not in this to survive, but to live. We want to
experience joy in the everyday grind of work, relationships, and parenting. We
want healing in our suffering. Forgiveness in the midst of our pains. Purpose
through the journey. We want to break free from the temporal and live with an
eternal perspective. We want to be brilliant.
In Home Behind The Sun coauthors
Timothy Willard and Jason Locy invite you to step out of the shadows and into
the brilliance. They want to introduce you to the God of the mysterious. A God who
combats despair with joy, topples bitterness with forgiveness, and eliminates
cynicism with belief and whimsy.
You’re invited home. Home, behind the sun.” – Home Behind the Sun
My Thoughts
Home Behind
the Sun is a book about faith, but it isn’t in your face with bible
scriptures or telling you that what you are doing with your life is going to
send you on a one way trip to hell. The authors write in a very flowing, easy
to read manner that made me also connect with what they were writing. The
message is basically to be more truthful with yourself, your life, your
thoughts, and your spirituality. This will ultimately lead you to a happier
life where you are connected to God and leading the path that is truly set out
for you.
Overall, I enjoyed this read and think that
everyone would benefit from reading. It is filled with quotes, stories, and
more for you to relate with and share with others. I highly recommend it.
* Thank you
to the publisher of Home Behind the Sun, Thomas Nelson, as part of their BookLook Bloggers program, for
providing me with a copy of this book for review. All opinions expressed are my
own.
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