Bücher von Wilson Awasu

Written as a novel but informed by decades of personally collected data, The Christian Kid Turned Non-Christian follows Carl as he explores the reasons for his dissatisfaction with Christianity, ultimately arriving at a direct, certain, and, finally, authentic relationship with God.Author Wilson Awasu has been a missionary and staff member for Christian-based organizations in the United States, the United Kingdom, Poland, Hungary, Ghana, and Nigeria for twenty years. In this capacity, Awasu has talked extensively with children and their parents about faith.From this, Awasu crafted The Christian Kid Turned Non-Christian, which offers the disillusioned Christian a chance to analyze their defection from the Church in its historical context—from family background to the present. The process allows them to understand—perhaps for the first time—what turned them off Christianity. Was it the inauthentic posing as the authentic? Or the demands of the built-in reality checks in the authentic? The Christian Kid Turned Non-Christian also offers readers a chance to look the authentic in the eye and either accept or reject it.

You can have a deeper, more satisfying relationship with God Kim thinks she''s a true believer. She''s a ninth-generation Presbyterian and her church''s choir director, to boot. But she''s about to learn that belief isn''t something you can take for granted.It all starts when her pastor puts on a seminar called "Radical Growth."Confronted with challenges to her trust in the Lord, Kim puts up a strong resistance. After all, she''s done all the right things, knows all about the Bible; how could she be less than fully trusting in God? But when a pointed example reveals her deeply hidden skepticism, Kim faces the truth she can''t ignore.What follows is a journey of faith and personal discovery that will give Kim a relationship with God she hasn''t had in her 43 years. The key is to learn childlike trust in God - a message easier said than done. Along the way, she''ll also experience a healing of the grudges, disdain and disrespect she didn''t even know she held. And her radical transformation will end up having a larger impact on the church than she could ever have imagined...Eye-opening and moving, Kim''s Confessions explores the real meaning of belief. Part spiritual history, part guidebook, it''s a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper relationship with God.