Type of bind: Hardcover
Format: Bargain Price
Quantity: 1
Page Count: 143
Printing Date: February 28, 2003
Sale Popularity Level: 2169137
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The worship song 'Above All,' performed by Michael W. Smith, went quickly from its #1 spot on radio playlists to a cherished place in hearts, homes, and worship services everywhere. Now the words that millions have been singing will bear fresh fruit as one of Christianity's most insightful and trusted authors personalizes the biblical truths in each phrase of the song.
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I am very sorry to give this book 1 star.I would have preferred not to give any.As I was given this book I was very much looking forward to reading it.Unfortunately I was terribly disappointed.I think this book could be sold as a reference book for adjectives concerning Jesus.B.Menning mentions that people can get helped by Jesus in different situations,but does not go any deeper into it than that.
I find it very difficult to believe that this book and its writer are as popular as I read on this website.
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I found 'Above All' a wonderful read, and perfect in length. A rather short read and amazing personal insights from Manning to the reader. To reach the point as to where Brennan is in faithfulness with Abba and his will to spread it as he sees it is unique and powerful! I think I'll re-read it again ... and again ....
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Right now, Brennan is one of my favorite authors, so even though this book sounded a little skeptical, I had to have it. I was a little disappointed to realize there were so many blank pages with like three words on each page and some pictures and stuff. There was probably only about 75 pages of real reading and that, was double-spaced.
For those pages, it was good, however, I'd recommend "Ragamuffin" or "Ruthless Trust" or his new "A Glimpse of Jesus" before reading this one if you want the full Brennan experience. There are several typos in the book which distracted me because I felt more like I was an editor rather than an avid reader. That normally shouldn't be in published books, right?
However, there were a few words that touched my soul and made me think hard about the crucified Christ. For that alone, I can't allow typos or few words on pages to hold me back from giving it an average rating, but sadly, this is the lowest rating I've ever given a book by Brennan.
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