Knowing the Face of God, Revised Edition - Stafford, Tim
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There is no deeper, more intense human longing than to know God is real and to see Him face to face."" In some circles, having a personal relationship with God"" is synonymous with being a Christian. We are told, in fact, that we 'must' have such a relationship if we are truly God's children. But if we are honest, says Tim Stafford, we must admit that often there is a considerable gap between our talk and our experience. We want to know God. The problem is that we don't know how to know Him. How do we know God personally?"" After examining the traditional answers and finding their shortcomings…mehr

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There is no deeper, more intense human longing than to know God is real and to see Him face to face."" In some circles, having a personal relationship with God"" is synonymous with being a Christian. We are told, in fact, that we 'must' have such a relationship if we are truly God's children. But if we are honest, says Tim Stafford, we must admit that often there is a considerable gap between our talk and our experience. We want to know God. The problem is that we don't know how to know Him. How do we know God personally?"" After examining the traditional answers and finding their shortcomings for himself, Stafford began his own search for the means to knowing, personally, a personal God. 'Knowing the Face of God' is the moving record of his quest.
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Tim Stafford is a poet and public school teacher from Lyons, IL. His work has appeared on Def Poetry Jam and at festivals throughout the world including the 2007 US National Poetry Slam, the 2010 Zurich Poetry Slam Festival in Zurich, Switzerland, the 2011 German National Poetry Slam and the 2013 Kiel Festival in Kiel Germany. He performs extensively throughout the Midwest and was rated one of the top 5 slam poets in Chicago by New City magazine.