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Perfect Coffee Table Book
By Mike
Our family is blessed to be beneath the leadership of Louie Giglio and Passion City Church. Our two-year-old and four-year-old LOVE this new addition to our coffee table. Every time they open it up, they want to listen to Louie's message from Desiring God's 2011 National Conference, and sing with the stars and the whales. This book will surely open your eyes to the greatness of our God!
0 of 0 people found the following review helpful.
Because the writers have chosen the best word- Indescribable
By Amyrjoy
One of the most gorgeous books showing God's magnificent, unending handiwork...
Combining science, nature, God's Word, and their own heart and soul searches, the writers have put together a book to intrigue, encourage, and inspire you, if not one thing else! Find science amid the pages, nature in it is wildest forms, and breath of God within these pages...I am enthralled by the photos, totally taken. I think this book shouts to the world His goodness and His power. I'm specially impressed by the parallels among the studies of science and how God loves us (and other metaphors). There is no measure by which to genuinely see how much God loves us- there is no way we know how big this universe is. Simply- indescribable!
0 of 0 persons found the following review helpful.
Great read.
By KrackerDog
I was introduced to Louie when a pastor friend of mine told me I must watch this DVD of a pastor talking with regards to how little we are and how huge God is equated to us and the universe. The DVD was called "Indescribable", I utterly loved the DVD and since then, Louie has become an inspiration to my exploration into our God's great and vast universe. This book is an extension from Louie's and Matt's study and love for our God and a great read even if you're not into the science of the universe. I highly commend this book, it's a quick read but packed full of outstanding information.
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