NCLA Review - The primary thesis of this book is that everyone is a letter sent from God and the message is clear. I love you. I am near. Follow me. Beyond that, we must share the message by loving those around us. Each chapter begins with a story of living sent and ends with Consider and Converse, questions for individual or group reflection. There are very few scripture references. The stories are heart-warming, and the packaging of the idea that people are letters sent from God is innovative, but the principles of following God are not. Dukes is the pastor of Westpoint Church in Orlando, Florida, where his congregation has been emphasizing the message and mission of living sent for seven years. Rating: 2 —AMB ( )

I feel that I have been truly blessed by having the opportunity to review this book. Jason tells us to think of our lives as if they are letters to each other. Are you living as a letter from God?

Most often, we only live that way when we are around other Church people or at Church itself. We tend to slack off when we aren’t even thinking about it.

Think of when you compose a letter to a relative or friend living far away. You spend lots of time thinking about what to say and how to phrase it. Yet you live your life with very little thought put into it.

Live Sent teaches us how to live mindful of God’s messages and love. People learn of God’s love by “reading” you. Are you writing a letter that can easily be misconstrued?

I loved the unique approach that Jason took.

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