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When Goodness Finds You: Living a Life of Intimacy with God

THERE IS AN UNSPOKEN WORD IN CHRISTIANITY...

THAT WORD IS INTIMACY!

Deep inside every true child of God is a desire to know Him intimately. Intimacy with God is seldom experienced by God's people because it is not talked about, we don't know what it is, and we don't know how to obtain it.

Do you have a hunger in your soul for a deeper experience of God? Has your search for such an experience often led to frustration and more questions?

WHEN GOODNESS FINDS YOU invites you to live a life of intimacy with God.

RETURN TO A LIFE OF INNOCENCE.

FIND THE KIND OF RELATIONSHIP WITH GOD YOU WERE DESIGNED TO ENJOY.

DISCOVER INTIMACY IN SIMPLE WAYS.

IGNITE THE FIRE IN YOUR SOUL BY TAKING THE STEPS OF A CHILD.

FIND OUT HOW TO POSITION YOURSELF FOR GOD'S GOODNESS TO FIND YOU.

"Intimacy with God isn't a topic that can be written about from a merely academic perspective. Scott Boucher communicates that with an ease and candor that can only come through a man who writes from experience. If you want the often-misunderstood concept of intimacy with God to come alive, do yourself a favor and read this book."

--Shawn Hennessy, lead pastor, Life Church, Green Bay, WI

"I highly recommend this book; it is birthed out of many years of Scott's experience."

--Rev. Arni Jacobson, international director of leadership, Grace International

"For those who have not yet experienced the pleasure and joy of partaking of the Lord in this way, you are in for the treat of your life. I believe this is the most important aspect of our Christian faith, and sadly, the most missed experience for those who call themselves Christian."

--John Kieffer, Wisconsin State Facilitator, Mission America Coalition

154 pages, Paperback

First published October 10, 2014

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About the author

Scott Boucher

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A teacher at heart, Scott Boucher loves to inspire others to experience the freedom that intimacy with God provides. He has been involved in numerous aspects of church ministry for over thirty years. He served as administrator of Mount Carmel Bible Institute from 2004-2006. More than anything, Scott is a man who simply adores God and enjoys spending time with Him. Scott and his wife, Mary, live in Menasha, Wisconsin, with their two children, Josiah and Victoria, and one adorable cat, Macy.

http://www.whengoodnessfindsyou.com

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May 11, 2015
This will be by far the most heart felt review I have ever written. I contacted the author, Scott Boucher, about one to two weeks after I read the first chapter. I apologized for taking so long to write a review. I explained to him that after reading the first chapter that I had to stop reading and do exactly what he wrote. I had to stop...exhale...lean on God. I have been doing that ever since, especially at this very moment. As I am writing this review I am sitting next to my mother who is in her final hours. I finished reading the book this past week by my mother's bedside. A lot of it I read out loud to her. Not only has this book been a Godsend when I was looking for answers and help for myself but it has also assisted in my mom forgiving others in her last days and this is why I am writing this review at this moment. Life is precious and being able to exhale and lean on God and lay your burdens on Him is also precious.

If you need a more intimate relationship with God and don't know how to achieve it....read this book. God had to have given the information written by Scott Boucher Himself. It is one of the most thought provoking, divine, honest and blessed books I have read in a long time. If I could give ten stars I most definitely would.

I received this book for free from goodreads and Scott Boucher for my honest opinion.

God bless you Scott and thank you.
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March 1, 2015
An excellent read on a very important and sometimes confusing subject for Christians.
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