About the Author:
Randall Arthur is the bestselling author of Jordan’s Crossing and Brotherhood of Betrayal. He and his wife have served as missionaries to Europe for over thirty years. From 1976 till 1998, he lived in Norway and Germany as a church planter. Since 2000, he has taken numerous missions teams from the United States on trips all over Europe . Arthur is also the founder of the AOK (Acts of Kindness) Bikers’ Fellowship, a group of men who enjoy the sport of motorcycling. He and his family live in Atlanta , Georgia .
My thoughts:
I was not sure what this book was going to bring at first. I have never read any of Randall Arthur’s work. It took me a bit to get into it….but then I was hooked. It was an emotional book, from the beginning. It however, makes you believe that all things happen for a reason, and trust in god. Reminds you that even when things are down, you have to pull yourself up and move on. Triumph over evil… and that is exactly what Pastor Jason did in this book. Despite all odds, he found a way to keep moving and triumph over evil. It was inspiring and thought provoking. I thought it was very well written, and felt so real.
Summary:
Pastor Jason Faircloth knows what he believes. His clear faith, in fact, is why he is one of the most prominent pastors in Atlanta . He relies on it to discipline his daughter, his wife, his church. He prays daily that others would come to see God’s ways as he does.
And it is about to cost him everything.
Groping for answers in the face of tragedy, Jason begins a search for the only family he has left: the granddaughter kept hidden from him. Soon he finds himself on an international adventure that will take him straight into the depths of his soul. He is determined not to fail again.
A fast-paced suspense novel rich in spiritual depth, Wisdom Hunter explores what it means to break free of Christian legalism—and discover why grace can mean the difference between life and death.
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This book was provided for review by the WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group.
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