Synopsis "All Roads Lead to Jesus: A Universal Book from a Non-Universalist (in English)"
If you're anything like me, you want to be great. The trouble is, it is difficult. It's difficult because we're overwhelmed. Overwhelmed in our personal lives and overwhelmed with what is happening in public life. In public life, we see greed and selfishness permeating our politics and economics at home. Abroad, we see news of how bad the world is becoming: -Terrorism is a threat throughout the world. -The Middle East is in upheaval. -The African continent suffers from plagues and child soldier raids, starvation and malaria. -Russia is exerting their strong hand in Eastern Europe again. -The weather acts up and destroys entire islands in the Gulf or in Southeast Asia. Truly, it is a volatile global village in which we live. Then we look at our personal lives and wonder, "How can I put dinner on the table, finish the housework, get the kids to their activities, and still have a sliver of time for myself and my spouse in the evenings? Will I ever be able to gain control of my life, or will I constantly be living in reaction-mode?" Maybe you need a breath of fresh air, a dose of clarity, a goad to get you moving. It is obvious from the pages of "All Roads Lead to Jesus," Omer has struggled with the same questions and problems. But by facing the issues head-on, with a deep level of respect for history and for our human condition, Omer has taken us on a journey toward clarity, on a journey that connects the dots and gives meaning to it all. If this book doesn't goad you, if you don't feel inspired after reading it, we better check your pulse.
