Tim Barber

While I appreciate his thoughts and cannot fault his theology, I was significantly distracted by his oppressive marketing strategy throughout the book.
I think it is a meaningful message that needs to be thought about and read and processed. But I don't want to be directed to a website every chapter for resources to buy every chapter. Keep up the good work and writing and teaching. Thank you for the book.

I found this book to be quite interesting while at the same time disagreeing with the author on some of his views. The author hits the nail on the head with some things while at the same time completely missing the target altogther on others. I do recommend the book but only to people who have the skills of critical thinking.

This is somewhat of a bible reading guide. It does a good job of explaining our current life and how it’s mere purpose helps launch our eternal existence. The author does a wonderful job of explaining Gods hopes for us and how we can surrender to all things earthly in order to experience his Divine grace and love.

There were parts of this book that I enjoyed and found Inspirational. The fact that heaven and earth will overlap and we will continue on earth - a new and improved earth is interesting and believable and brought me peace and joy. What I didn’t like at all were the ads throughout the book to join the life change guide and follow the steps etc. I felt it cheapened the message the author was trying to get across and lessened the impact of what he was trying to say.