A Book That Doesn’t Have All the Answers #100Words

Please check out this new book by my friend Ed Cyzewski, A Christian Survival Guide. Here’s a description of the book:

What enables some to survive as Christians when so many others falter? Without resorting to empty answers, clichés, relativism, or smug certainty, A Christian Survival Guide provides an accessible and safe place to deal with issues that can give Christians sleepless nights. By focusing on spiritual practices, discussing solutions to faith struggles, and offering perspectives from multiple Christian traditions, this survival guide moves readers into a thriving relationship with God, even if that means not necessarily finding all the answers.

A Christian Survival Guide doesn’t run away from the big, tough questions of life like:

• Does the Bible have to be “true”?
• Where is God in an evil world?
• Did God sanction genocide?
• Is hell eternal conscious torment?
• Does money keep us from following Jesus?

So, without further ado, here are #100Words from A Christian Survival Guide:

King Saul wasn’t the guy you’d want to join on a road trip. Violent without his favorite songs and opposed to stopping for snacks, he would’ve tried the patience of Job. Once, his choice of a rest stop almost cost him his life.

Jealous with his servant David’s military success and popular support, Saul began chasing him throughout the land of Judah. While running from Saul, David often linked his survival to the remote fresh springs of En Gedi along the Dead Sea coast. En Gedi also had a series of caves that made it an ideal location for a fugitive.

When he least expected it, David had an opportunity to secure his own survival.

You can purchase A Christian Survival Guide today only for your Kindle for $2.99.