
"The Final Quest" by Rick Joyner | So, uh, I'm reading this book. I'm probably 2/3 of the way done with it. It's one of the best, most enlightening books I've read in years. It's based on a series of prophetic visions that God gave this guy. I googled his name, just out of curiosity, and got practically nothing but nasty articles by other Christian people/organizations telling how Rick Joyner is a false prophet, a liar with a god-complex, a Nazi, an advocate of the New World Order, and a demonized man. What's wrong with our Church? I mean, whether or not you believe that these are actual prophetic visions (or believe that people can even have visions at all), there is much truth in this book! Besides, what business is it of mine to pass judgements on someone I don't even know? Why does the Church jump all over itself on every whim? Ironically, this behavior is exactly what this book is addressing. Of course you shouldn't glean doctrine or apologetics from a vision, or something similar, but to not get something from this book, you'd really have to be hard-hearted. I don't understand. At the very least, it's a really interesting story. At best, it's a clear and convicting message for the Church. I'm going to encourage you to read this book. I think it's great. Incidentally, I picked it up at a thrift store for 50 cents. So there it all is. |