Missing The Big Picture Of God - David Koshy - Bog

The Bible is a huge mix of doctrines pointing in all the directions, from creation to the very end of this world making it a giant jigsaw puzzle. All the preaching covers the individual pieces of this jigsaw puzzle. With the voluminous text it is easy to get lost in it. This is when it is read at random every time. That does not expose the sequences and the steps for baptism, faith and the salvation that make up the big picture of God. Salvation is the crux of Christianity. This is when so much is preached from the Bible, presenting only a selective, restrictive and the need to know only doctrines which has little or nothing to do with this big picture. The book answers all the fundamentals, the basics and the essentials going into the depths and details that is never acknowledged nor preached anywhere. It is valuable for those Bible enthusiasts who want to think outside the square box, with all the intricacies that are exposed while reading the Bible. It ties up almost all the loose ends and joins all the dots to see the big picture of God with the numerous relevant biblical references not presented previously. It presents a balanced insider role and status, against the commonly perceived ringside spectator view that is regularly preached and presented without any commitments, obligations and responsibilities to God and man. The numerous doctrines casually mentioned off hand and at random are simplified, sequenced, structured, collectively and complete with its relevance, as a do-it-yourself application. It does not add, delete or deny anything, presenting the doctrines which supersede everything else for the salvation of God. All this forms the sum and substance of the good news of the kingdom of God and his righteousness that Jesus Christ preached. The book is highly technical covering numerous topics in all the permutations and combinations for seminars and conferences not presented previously. It is needed by family counsellors, prayer warriors, Bible teachers, worship leaders and preachers. It is valuable for the believers across the denominational divide for their personal study and introspection before God and man. This book may be shared with the non-believers who want to know Jesus Christ at the personal level, without all the denominational dogmas routinely and regularly superimposed distorting and deviating the big picture of God. It maintains the integrity of the Bible without endorsing or damning any church or denomination. Nor does it judge any believer or any other religion. The holistic approach of trying to comprehend the making of a believer, living a life that pleases God and last, but not least, not losing the very sense of direction for his salvation is the big picture of God.