Get to the Point: Every Guidance or Provision You Will Ever Need Can Be Found Today in God's Presence

By Kevin White

Over 2 Million Copies Sold

 

There's no doubt that you desire to live for God wholeheartedly. But you might be missing the point.

Trusting Jesus Christ, studying the Bible, and going to church are great avenues for seeking God. But if your worship focuses on finding faith rather than passionately pursuing God's presence, you're losing out on the life-changing meaning of God.

A practical guide for passionately pursuing the presence of God in your everyday life, Get to the Point will empower you to live fully in God's presence, hear His voice, and receive His provision. Change your life with uplifting inspiration from international speaker Kevin White, who shares the simple truth to help you live in the center of God's will—with all the blessings that come along with it.

You'll discover:

• Why rituals, religion, and even salvation aren't the point—and what is your true path to an authentic connection with God.
• How God's presence determines your why, what, and how in life to finish the task of the Great Commission.
• Six ways the Holy Spirit speaks the word of God, with tips to improve your spiritual hearing.
• Devotional passages of scripture that demonstrate God's power in the world—and His affections toward you.
• Two simple ways to know that you're getting to the point.

The only distance between you and God's presence is your willingness to seek Him. No matter your age or connection to God, start getting to the point and back to Eden now with Get to the Point!

 

• Language: English
• Publisher: Spirit Media
• Release date: Nov 9, 2021
• ISBN: 9781737775836

Book preview

INTRODUCTION

WILL YOU, PLEASE, JUST GET TO THE POINT?

I really wish you didn’t need this book, but I know you do! This is the book I wish someone had given me years ago.

Every person who prays the sinner’s prayer needs this book.

As soon as someone is baptized and comes up out of the water, they should be handed this book.

This book should also be handed to anyone writing a business plan or incorporating a new organization.

Anyone struggling with any addiction needs to read this book.

If I ever need brain surgery, I really hope the surgeon has read this book!

Before anyone gets married, they should be required to read this book.

Parents should lead their children through the principles in this book. When my own children were seven, four, and two, my wife and I taught them how to get to the point.

Students need teachers who help them get to the point.

Congregations need pastors who help them get to the point.

Nations need politicians who help them get to the point.

Athletes need coaches who help them get to the point.

Employees need bosses who help them get to the point.

I know from personal experience that what God reveals to you in this book will impact your life more than becoming a Christian. In fact, it will impact your life more than getting married, than having children, or than the birth of your first grandchild.

I’m confident that even selling your business for over ten digits doesn’t come close to the gift this book represents.

TOTALLY MISSING THE POINT

When I was ten years old, I prayed the sinner’s prayer, gave my life to Jesus, and was baptized. I thought I had done everything I needed to do to be a Christian.

Two years later, my parents divorced and our family of six fell apart. So I lived with my dad and older brother for a time. We went to church regularly. And when I’d visit my mom, younger sister, and younger brother, I’d go to church with them, as well.

When I was fourteen, I moved in with my mother, stepfather, sister, and brother. By the time I hit sixteen years old, I started working, and I replaced church with work because I didn’t see the point.

As I started my senior year of high school, I remember feeling so lost. I was a seventeen-year-old Christian, but I was miserable. I had no sense of purpose for my life. I didn’t value education and I struggled to see the meaning of life. I was a Christian—but I was totally missing the