Remembrance of a Path Well Lit

"As a non-denominational Christian myself, I thought your theology was remarkably accurate and solid. Your Chapter 'Touching the Feet of Jesus' is a gem . . . it strikes an extraordinary balance between arrogance and humility and between consciousness and a healthy kind of 'unself-consciousness' . . . exquisitely balanced." M. SCOTT PECK (1936-2005), author of The Road Less Travelled, In this world of many troubles, disasters and uncertainties, we come to understand at our deepest level that God is looking for a people of faith; a people who cannot be daunted by the imposed threat that we are alone and without comfort. In this autobiographical account, you will encounter mysteries, anecdotes and miracles that prove time and again that 'God IS With Us.' In order for us to surrender to this truth, a series of steps are measured in our lives to acquaint us with faith-building experiences and when we can learn to embrace these events that are truly beyond our control, we can finally come to rest in the knowledge that He surely does see the sparrow fall, He weeps at our brokenness while celebrating our creation. To come to that place of 'peace, not as the world knows it, but as He gives it' we must utterly trust the unfolding path before us, whether perceived, understood or recognized not at all. The true life stories found here beckon you to return to an atmosphere of innocence which inevitably allows you to fall prey to the ability to believe in the impossible and delight in the incredible. 'Let not your heart be troubled, neither let it be afraid.'