A Conversation with God by Alton Gansky

Genre- Religion/Christian Life/General

A Conversation with God- If You Could Ask God Any Question, What Would It Be? by Alton Gansky

Published by- Thomas Nelson

Copyrighted- 2010

Number of pages- 304

Age Group- Adult/Older Teen

Description of Book- paperback, list price $15.99, ISBN 978-0-7852-3165-3

Extras- Extensive Notes section

Have you ever had question that you wanted to ask God, but you didn’t know where to go?

A Conversation with God, covers 55 of what may be the most commonly asked questions.  Divided into five sections, the 55 questions are answered by God, Jesus and other key figures in biblical history.

Some questions are:

“Is being unique good or bad?”

“How can we experience peace?”

“What should our political role be?”

About the Author- Alton Gansky has been a firefighter, Baptist minister, and writer of more than 20 books.  He has been a Christy Award finalist and an Angel Award winner.  Alton Gansky lives in California. 

My Thoughts-

I thought this book was well researched and written.  There were several areas I did not agree on.  One was going to heaven after you die.  The other was about what happens in hell.  Considering there are many different ways to view the Bible, having only 2 differences was remarkable to me. 

God and Jesus answer most of the questions in this book, which was great, but the addition of of people from the Bible really added an interesting aspect.  I enjoyed learning more about God from their perspective.  Their addition really helped to make this book interesting for me.  I don’t think I would have enjoyed this book as much as I did without them.

I would recommend this book to those who have questions for God, but don’t know where to look.

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