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The Christian Mystic Warriors: Preparing for Spiritual Growth in Jesus
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LENGTH6 hrs and 4 mins
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RELEASE DATE09-12-12
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Program TypeAudiobook
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Publisher's Summary
The Christian Mystic Warriors is a book that was written for spirit-filled believers who are looking for more than religion. Many people are looking for more than Sunday morning worship and praise songs. These mystic believers are looking for a more deeper meaningful life as believers in Jesus Christ. This book is for them.
©2012 Henry Epps (P)2012 Henry Epps
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henry memphis, TN, United States 03-12-13 Listener Since 2010Say something about yourself!
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"Christian Mystic Warriors are coming!"
Would you consider the audio edition of The Christian Mystic Warriors to be better than the print version?Yes, because listening to Kelly Libatique brings the teachings in a powerful concise way that anyone disciple may understand these teachings. Libatique does a wonderful job narrating this book and his voice is easy listening. Great Job!
What other book might you compare The Christian Mystic Warriors to and why?Kingdom Warriors another book written by Henry Epps.
Which character – as performed by Kelly Libatique – was your favorite?In the character of the narrator and teacher.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?Exploring the true discipleship of the followers of Jesus Christ.
Any additional comments?This book is based on spiritual principles and not religious traditions!
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"A Deep-Dive Into Many Theological Subjects"
What made the experience of listening to The Christian Mystic Warriors the most enjoyable?It makes a person think on a wide variety of topics including how one spends their time and resources. It gives perspective on the temporary nature of this life and the eternal on the hereafter.
What was one of the most memorable moments of The Christian Mystic Warriors?The discussion of how deep God's love is for those that accept Christ.
What does Kelly Libatique bring to the story that you wouldn’t experience if you just read the book?The narrator did a fine job considering the language. There are many quotes from Scripture in the old King James which isn't easy. The vernacular is deep and would not be easy to read, but he did very well.
If you were to make a film of this book, what would be the tag line be?As a non-fiction work, a film isn't applicable.
Any additional comments?You may need to listen to it more than once to process all the thoughts and ideas.
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Bob Tunkhannock, PA, United States 09-15-12 Member Since 2006
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"Not very inspiring."
Is there anything you would change about this book?Not much to be done sadly.
What was your reaction to the ending? (No spoilers please!)Couldn't get through a quarter of the book.
What aspect of Kelly Libatique’s performance would you have changed?I would like the reader to have seemed engaged. Like HE had a message to convey to the world and not just reading to a class who is asleep.
Was The Christian Mystic Warriors worth the listening time?No. It was written in a difficult to follow style that reminds me of a sermon made by a detached religious authority. Not made for interaction or inspiring thought. Just a dull monolog written in a religious style to sound authentic and read by a disinterested person who injected some inflection to the language, but it all was flat anyway. It was as though a sunday school teacher was reading a doctorial dissertation without really understanding it. It seemed like it was written to sound like an extension to a KJV Bible and not for the layman. Drove me nuts and could not listen long even though I am VERY interested in subject matter.
Any additional comments?This was my most disappointing purchase in this subject catagory. I like books that are written by those who really understand people as well as the subject matter. Authors that really want to get a message across as opposed to just becoming published. AND... readers who participate in the project.
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