In His Love Inspirational Christian Fiction
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Additional information
| ASIN: | B07519R4PZ |
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| Publisher: | Branch Publishing (August 21, 2017) |
| Publication date: | August 21, 2017 |
| Language: | English |
| File size: | 2138 KB |
| Simultaneous device usage: | Unlimited |
| Text-to-Speech: | Enabled |
| Screen Reader: | Supported |
| Enhanced typesetting: | Enabled |
| X-Ray: | Not Enabled |
| Word Wise: | Enabled |
| Print length: | 232 pages |
| Lending: | Enabled |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #321 in Christian Youth Ministry (Kindle Store) |
| Customer Reviews: | 44 ratings |
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Grandaddy A –
The Bible says that a soft word turns away wrath. The author shares a story that demonstrates the difference between using soft words and using harsh words as he deals with sensitive subject matter. We are living in a time when we need more soft words and fewer attacks on others who hold different opinions from our own. Although this book deals with a specific area of life where there is so much contention in our world, the truth is applicable in many areas of our lives. No matter your viewpoint on alternative lifestyles, I encourage you to read with your heart attuned to what God has to say. As one of the characters says, when we try to argue the Bible, we are arguing with God and He is always right. I hope the story gives you a different viewpoint on a true Christian response versus a religious response, or a warped “Christian” response as is so often portrayed by the media. I received an advance copy of the book from the author. This is my honest review. All opinions are strictly my own.
Marla –
Wow! A very good book tackling some very controversial issues. I love how the issues were introduced. I love the characters. I love the suspense. I love how the love of God flowed throughout the Christian characters drawing others to the Lord.
Sally912 –
Disclaimer: I received this eBook from the author, T.K. Chapin for free to read and review. I was not required to give a favorable review only an honest review, nor was I compensated for my review. All thoughts and comments in this review are my own.John Quinby, a reporter for The Globe, was on assignment to write a story about the suicide-death of a gay young man, Billy Wilcox. He was to spin his story so that Billy’s Fundamentalist Christian mother would be portrayed as an unloving, uncaring mother who inadvertently caused her son to commit suicide because of her Christian beliefs. Instead…through Jena Wilcox, John found what true Christian love is and that Jena had suspicions her son was murdered…he did not commit suicide. After his interview with Jena…John also had doubts that Billy’s death was suicide. In his research he found that Billy was once an avid spokesperson for the LGBT community, but near the end of his life, he had begun to question the hole in his heart that nothing could fill. He found the answer to filling that hole at the Inn at The Lake and was now on a mission to share this new-found hole-filling love and information with his LGBT followers…someone upset enough to make sure Billy’s video’s never aired.Wow! Controversial subject for sure, however T.K. Chapin shares the true word of God regarding this subject in this book. He has woven scripture into a Christian fiction mystery novel that will reach deep into your soul with thought-provoking events both from the stand-point of the LGBT community and also from the Christian community. He shows that both sides are at fault in the blame game and especially shows Christians that no matter the life-style you are to love the person, but not the sin and as Christians we are compelled to show love and compassion, not hate because God does not condone hate or confusion on any level. I love that he shared “you can’t cherry-pick” which part of the Bible you are going to believe or not believe just because it doesn’t fit your lifestyle. You either believe it all…or not at all. Simply put…sin is sin!After reading this book, Mr. Chapin reaffirmed my belief…dislike the sin, but love the person with all your heart.Thank you, Mr. Chapin for another great book. I hope everyone who reads this book will find in it the love and compassion you are trying to convey…and that two wrongs…don’t make it right. My opinion is…If we as Christians show hate we are just as guilty.
Kindle Customer –
The topic of a Christian parent with a gay identifying child is what captured my attention to this book. I mostly read non fiction of all sub topics of same gender attractions. As both a former lesbian identifying daughter and one who has a heart for Christian parents with prodigal this book brought be into a different realm.The author caught the nuances of the misperceptions of the secular world passing judgment on Christians regarding homosexuality. He also identified the irony of the tolerance demanded by gay activists yet these same activist give no tolerance in their constant attacks on Christians.Good to see this author shows the loving kindness most Christians show others. If anyone you know is impacted by homosexuality, and basically everyone is, I believe this work of fiction is much more than fiction therefore a must read for all.
Kindle Customer Janie –
Even though this is about a sensitive topic, the author handled it very well. It was very inspiring. Homosexuality is not accepted but when it involves the people you love it is very different.
Kindle Customer –
What a great book. Really shows the true heart of Christianity. I definitely recommend taking the time to read it
Donna Mallory –
I was asked by the Author to read this book and give my opinion. I was offered a free copy. Once I started reading it I couldn’t put it down.It starts out about a reporter that goes to interview a Mother of a young man that was said to have committed suicide. He was a homosexual. The Mother said she knew different that he did not commit suicide, he was murdered. The reporter wanted to find the answer so he sets off to discover the truth. Not only does he fine the answer but also finds God.Story is well written. He tells of Gods love. Gods love is for everyone even for the homosexual.
MaMaN –
This book was a great reminder for me of just how deep God’s love is for us! Even as Christ Followers, we were not prepared when someone close to us announced their same sex attraction status. Your book has encouraged me and reminded me that God is sovereign and will prevail!
Becky Carpenter –
In His Love, written by T.K. Chapin, is another true-to-Chapin kind of book.Chapin isn’t afraid to tackle true to life topics and this book fits right in there. Although, when I heard this book was about homosexuality, I was leery. I truly like Chapin’s style, but I doubted. Shock! Chapin said he used Rom 2:4 as his guideline for the book and did it in such a way that I truly don’t think someone pro-homosexuality would be offended, BUT he was also able to show how God views homosexuality without apology.This book is truly inspirational fiction at its best as it shows a way in which to handle a topic which most Christians don’t handle nor do they handle it with tact. It’s not in your face in any way, but it’s a read that will stick with you as you live life.The storyline…a mystery. We’re back at Diamond Lake (which I love Chapin’s Diamond Lake series—a must read) and there’s a death. A reporter has to find out the truth and it’s not just about the death!I definitely recommend this book. Not preachy, but very inspirational!
Penny –
Wonderful story. Favorite author.