The Christian and The Struggle With Truth

This book is written from the perspective of a pastor concerned for his people, in a conversational style with the layman in view. We live in an age when Christians accept and repeat popular ideas and concepts as truth, because they are popular. Popularity has become the criteria to determine what is truth rather than a simple investigation of the scriptures. This book appeals to the Bible as it examines such topics as why do we sin, what is Satan doing, the nature of faith, the nature of prayer, the nature of a gospel witness, the reason God saves us, the nature of God\''s judgment, and the relationship between love and truth. The struggle every child of God is involved in is a struggle with the truth. How we respond to the truth, or what we believe to be the truth, determines our responses to life\''s situations. Step into this book and let your faith, your beliefs, be challenged.

In a world that is filled with false religion, false gods and man’s pursuit of his own desires, true believers in Christ are bombarded with doctrines that are not only contrary to God’s truth, but ones that lessen man’s accountability to God and seek to mold God into a God of convenience that suits the personal desires of man. It is refreshing to read a book on the hard-hitting issues that defines the battle that we believers are engaged in. Pastor Scheele has done an outstanding job of answering some of the questions that have plagued man ever since he was cast out of the garden. The answers in this book are not merely one man’s speculation, but are carefully researched responses by God himself as spoken to man through his scriptures. If God’s word is truth, as all Christians believe it is, then this is a must read for all who are concerned about our mission here on Earth, our part in the war that we are engaged in and God’s purpose and will for our lives. In a world of sin and deception, this book is a refreshing breath of truth. An important read for those who believe and those who don’t.   

Mike Smitley-Father’s Press 

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