A Christian Survival Guide was written to instill principles
in our daily walk with Christ and to help us not just to survive until we meet
Jesus face to face but to also grow deeper in their relationship with Him. The first
part of the book covered Christian beliefs for example: prayer, the Bible, hell,
Apocalypse, and so much more. The second part of the book also enclosed
Christian practices for instance: sin addiction, money, community, and more.
One of my favorite chapters was the chapter on prayer. I
liked how Ed Cyzewski shared Adoration, Confession, Thanksgiving, and
Supplications (also referred to as ACTS) method to praying to our loving
Creator. This way of praying is a wonderful reminder that we can pray for our
own needs but we also pray for others. I connected with how Ed revealed he
struggled with always feeling like he never could pray enough and when he did
it would be many times repetitious. As a child, I would also constantly restate
the same prayer over and over again. It took me countless years to realize my
prayers doesn’t always to be said the precise same way. I also enjoyed the
story he shared about Bill Graham and his dramatic big bold praying in regard
to his radio show. This was the first time I heard that story and this will
inspire readers.
I would recommend this life changing book to anyone who
is sick and tired of barely surviving and they are ready to thrive and to run
their race and to grow more in their faith. After reading this book, I have
begun to pray more and to pray to God like a true friend and to study the Bible
and try to become more like Christ. Ed Cyzewski did an excellent job at
presenting the topics in this book and I liked how he didn’t sugarcoat the
message. If you’re looking for a book to help you in your walk with Christ,
then read this one!
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