Rendezvous with God Series

The best of Jesus Calling and The Shack with a touch of humor underlining God’s desire for intimate friendship. A reclusive professor’s life is turned upside down when his impulsive, fourteenyear-old niece decides to live with him. To make matters worse, he begins slipping back into Gospel times for off-the-record discussions with Jesus Christ. Soon he realizes the conversations tie directly into the drama and bitter-sweet comedy of his own life. Myers has created angst-filled, lovable characters who reach realworld solutions in the midst of their struggles—not always the way they hope.

As our hero continues his off-the-record visits with Jesus Christ, his best friend draws him onto the wrong side of a moral and political issue. Amidst the drama and chaos, he learns two powerful truths: His identity is not in what he does for a living. His identity is not in what people think of him. Despite it all, amidst victories and catastrophic failures, he learns his identity, now and forever, is as God's “deeply loved son.” Join Will Thomas as, with a touch of humor, he continues stumbling his way toward holiness and understanding God's deep desire for intimate friendship.

“Find out about prayer. Somebody must find out about prayer.”—Albert Einstein With the life of his niece's newborn baby hanging in the balance, our hero continues his off-the-record conversations with Yeshua—sometimes visiting him in Bible times, sometimes amidst the baffling events of his own world. One way or another, through trial and error, and always with a touch of humor, he learns the life-changing truths about prayer: • What works • What doesn't • What is religious lip-service • What is true communion with God Join Will Thomas as he continues stumbling his way toward holiness and, through no fault of his own, an ever-deepening friendship with God.

Just as our hapless hero finally gets used to Jesus’s many surprise visits, the stakes are raised even higher when his ex-wife begs to move into his house with her latest boyfriend. Then, of course, there are the other women in his life—an uberreligious conservative and a jaded ex-Christian. All this as, barely knowing the Bible himself, he is roped into teaching a Bible study to rival gang members at the local prison. And yet, somehow, amidst the drama, comedy, and surprising turn of events, he stumbles into the maturity God has always hoped for him.