Clear
Winter Nights is a novel that contains a story intertwined
with Christian theology mixed in the plot. The main character, Chris is
doubting his faith in God and what he actually truly believes. His college
professor has contributed into his countless questions about is God really who
He claims to be. He is also so torn that he calls off his engagement to fiancé,
Ashley. He recently lost his grandmother and a few months later his grandfather,
Gil has a stroke. He chose to move in with his grandfather to assist in his
daily watch and care. His grandfather was also a pastor for many years. Gil and
Chris debate and have major conversations about faith and God throughout the
whole book.
I would recommend this brilliant book that enclosed theology
throughout the story. I liked how Trevin Wax was very creative in presenting
the message of Christianity. I immensely loved how he addressed many common questions
that people have about having faith in God. I also loved the risky aspect of
discussing homosexuality in the storyline and it was very eye-opening on how to
still be friends if someone comes out. I also connected with the deep father
wound that Chris had against his dad and I believe numerous people will be able
to relate to. Overall, the book was a great read about someone who is doubting
their faith in Christ and how they dealt with and overcame it. If you’re
seeking a wonderful book on Christianity that is relevant in today’s times,
then read this book!
“I received this copy of Clear Winter Nights for
free from WaterBrook Multnomah Publishing Group for this review”.
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