Another Incredible Read by David Gregory

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	• A Day with a Perfect Stranger David Gregory WaterBrook Press, 2006 - 112 pages average customer review:based on 34 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

4 1/2 stars

I really enjoyed this book. I read in a few hours. I felt the book had some great insight to how people really think and feel and how to put the idea of God and religion into perspective. It's definetly a book I would read again and would highlight some food for thought.

Day with a Perfect Stranger

This is one of the few books that you just don't want it to end. It is a short but great read!

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Great Book

This book is the sequel to "Dinner with a Perfect Stranger." Whereas the first book involves Jesus speaking with a man, this one is Jesus' witnessing to the man's wife. Like him, she's not a Christian. Jesus slowly leads her where he wants her to go, always dealing with her in love. Jesus meets the woman on an airplane, where he also entertains the child ahead of him by making faces. Yes, I think Jesus would do that! Another wonderful book that shows witnessing done God's way. It's a book you'll want to keep.

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Another Incredible Read by David Gregory

If you read "Dinner with a Perfect Stranger", this is another can't miss book! I have bought both books and given them as Christmas presents.

I can't wait for the next in this incredibly moving series!

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What if a fascinating stranger knew you better than you know yourself?

When her husband comes home with a farfetched story about eating dinner with someone he believes to be Jesus, Mattie Cominsky thinks this may signal the end of her shaky marriage. Convinced that Nick is, at best, turning into a religious nut, the self-described agnostic hopes that a quick business trip will give her time to think things through.

On board the plane, Mattie strikes up a conversation with a fellow passenger. When she discovers their shared scorn for religion, she confides her frustration over her husband?s recent conversion. The stranger suggests that perhaps her husband isn?t seeking religion but true spiritual connection, an idea that prompts her to reflect on her own search for fulfillment.

As their conversation turns to issues of spiritual longing and deeper questions about the nature of God, Mattie finds herself increasingly drawn to this insightful stranger. But when the discussion unexpectedly turns personal, touching on things she?s never told anyone, Mattie is startled and disturbed. Who is this man who seems to peer straight into her soul?

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