A Guide to God's Perplexing Path

"Tom has written with clarity and insight on a subject of great the cross of our Lord Jesus Christ. This is a very worthy read for any who are looking for a reliable guide through the perplexities of life in this broken world which 'God so loves....' " L. Daryle Worley, Jr. Pastor/Teacher, Grace Church of DuPage. Book 5 Out of 5 Stars “Author Payne discusses the love and power of the cross and the purpose it displays within the life of the believer. …This is a very well written book that will enable the believer to grow deeper within their faith and establish their foundation solid and sure in Jesus Christ.” Reviewed by Darin Godby for Readers' Favorite. The Path that leads us into the presence of God is completely contrary to our nature. This makes it perplexing by design. When our minds and hearts insist, "We must turn left!" the Path turns right. Some of history's most revered saints felt lost upon the Path even while they were making their greatest progress. You will meet C. H. Spurgeon, D. L. Moody, C. S. Lewis, and others, as they struggled with their bewilderment in the wilderness phase of the Path. Lesser known saints like Jeremiah Lanphier, Watchman Nee, and Joon Gon Kim, will also appear to illustrate what a life of worship looks like, the irresistible power of love and the privilege of prayer. "The first shall be last," "to save your life you must lose it," are phrases easily repeated by most Christians, but to confront their spiritual reality in life can be perplexing. Therefore, it helps to have a guide.