True North: Discovering God's Way in a Changing World

by Gary Inrig

Gary Inrig throws a lifeline into the uncharted waters of the new millennium. He blends true stories of remarkable courage and integrity with practical applications from God's Word. And always, Inrig points the reader to the only constant in swirling seas of change - the Lord Jesus Christ.

Genres: Christianity

296 pages, Paperback

First published February 1, 2002

Reviews

[Ed]

An exciting book on the truth of God's Word and the Providence of God in our lives. Inrig uses plenty of Scripture showing the will of God in the life of the Christian and showing how the Christian can surrender to that will.

[Karol]

Interesting analogies navigating life's challenges as compared to navigating a ship. Christian viewpoint: the journey of faith.

[Jan Norton]

The author uses the metaphor of sailing and exploration to help the reader navigate their spiritual growth in a rapidly changing, unpredictable world. Gary Inrig gives inspirational and practical insights on how Jesus Christ is our guiding Light as we grow spiritually.

[Bethany Bennett]

An excellent read!

[Jennifer]

Had to plow through it. Had some good bible truths but bogged down with scientific explorers and their adventures.

[Clayton]

A very good Christian book with a lot of great thoughts, things to consider, quotes, etc... Highly recommended.

[Philip Lopresto]

Good book for looking at your life through the lens of faith. I liked the navigational themes and tying history and scripture to our journey of faith.

[Tim Franks]

There is lots to like in the content of this book. It is very mediocre in the writing style. The nautical themed understanding of how we can find God's vision and direction for our life is helpful. This book could have been shorter and less repetitive to make it more effective and engaging. The author of this book was the previous pastor at the church where my cousin now is shepherding.

[Tim Wester]

Many good thoughts, recommend reading

[Lori Pierce]

I loved how he used all the navigational terms throughout the book on our spiritual walk. It was very interesting but not overwhelming. Very good read.

[Stanley Holstein]

Gary Inrig uses mariner analogies to explain how Christians, who are living and traveling in uncharted waters (our changing societal norms), are to navigate life in the faith. Mariners have long used the North Star and a sextant to navigate open waters. As great as the changes are facing believers today, there are constants that are even greater. By utilizing the life of the Lord Jesus Christ as our fixed point, the North Star; and the Bible as the Christian’s sextant; these God-given navigational tools will lead us to our God-intended destination. For me, this was a very good read and perfectly applicable to our times.

[Jared Herstine]

Very good read and great book!

[Michael]

Great Book for Any Christians. Would Recommend it.

[Deborah]

excellent reading! amazing history with Biblical insight~ loved this book