Interpreting The Times: How God Intersects With Our Lives to Bring Revelation and Understanding

By Chuck D. Pierce

Book Overview

Have you ever noticed how often we use the word "time" in our everyday conversations? Not only are we acutely aware of the passage of time, but our speech is also littered with references to it: We kill and waste time. Time flies, or sometimes it crawls. We refer to time in countless expressions and figures of speech. Chuck Pierce tackles the subject of time specifically as it relates to God and our relationship with Him, addressing some transcendental questions such as, how can we tell when we get "out-of-step" with God's timing? Pierce moves readers from viewing time as a philosophy or a curse to seeing it as a real gift from God, presenting a new reality of space, time, spirit and truth as they advance through the pages. This book is for everyone who wants to take back their life, take their place above the linear timeline, and learn to live on earth influenced and empowered by an eternal God.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1599791986
• ISBN13: 9781599791982
• Release Date: April 2008
• Publisher: Charisma House
• Length: 240 Pages
• Weight: 0.85 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.7" x 6.0" x 9.0"

Customer Reviews

Interpreting The Times by Chuck D. Pierce

Gives a thorough understanding of time as Living God sees it and has revealed it to mankind so we can live in Peace and not fear. I highly recommend this book. I knew a lot of this and still learned a lot I didn't know.

Life Changing

I do not over estimate the power of words and the power of God's revelation.. This book gave me much conformation and topics on which to meditate upon. I grew after reading this book, spiritually..and naturally. I am looking forward to his next one on the topic of time.

I enjoyed this book

I had a very different opinion from the previous reviewer. I quite enjoyed this book. He does cross reference his other books, but in all fairness it should be pointed out that he references books from other authors as well. The only recommendation I can make is that spiritual things should be savored, not swallowed whole (not to imply that's what the previous reviewer did!). There are a lot of scriptural references in the book, and I think it's worth meditating on them as well. The thing I would stress though is that no minister is for everyone. That said, I think this book is awesome!