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UnSettled: Life Beyond the Yellow Ragged Couch

When the fun you are having isn't fun enough...When the truth you are buying isn't true enough...When the life you are living isn't alive enough... Could the usettledness you're feeling be God's way of getting your attention? Is your soul telling you to stop ignoring these impulses and nudges? If you are longing for something more in your life, this book is for you. It's every person's story about soul-evolution that provides practical answers to life's deepest questions. We are living in unsettled times; these are times when we must move beyond easy-believisim into something that is honest, sustainable, and true.

276 pages, Paperback

First published September 1, 2011

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Piet Kok Van Waarde

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September 14, 2012
This book caught my eye on the shelf for some time and I finally picked it up to read it. It was quite a bit different than what I expected but a good read nonetheless. It almost seemed to guide the reader along the path of seeker to fully committed Christian. I did not feel like he was being pushy or preachy at all. Instead, he included a lot of his personal story and explained God things/Christian things about which people might be wondering. Many people experience this feeling of unsettledness, non-Christian, baby Christians, fully committed Christians, etc. and sometimes what we need is more information on which to base our decisions/actions. This book can help provide some of that push that we might need in order to move from one stage in life to another.
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October 6, 2012
This book caught my eye on the shelf for some time and I finally picked it up to read it. It was quite a bit different than what I expected but a good read nonetheless. It almost seemed to guide the reader along the path of seeker to fully committed Christian. I did not feel like he was being pushy or preachy at all. Instead, he included a lot of his personal story and explained God things/Christian things about which people might be wondering. Many people experience this feeling of unsettledness, non-Christian, baby Christians, fully committed Christians, etc. and sometimes what we need is more information on which to base our decisions/actions. This book can help provide some of that push that we might need in order to move from one stage in life to another.

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May 10, 2016
I like this book and it is written well. I think anyone who is questioning their faith should read it.
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