The Insanity of
God by Nik Ripken
Nik Ripken writes this book to answer questions raised by
his term of mission service in Somaliland.
He and his family leave the country broken and discouraged. He believes that there are answers to the
questions that plague him and he goes in search of God’s people who have
survived and thrived during persecution.
The stories that he hears and then recounts are nothing short of amazing,
sounding like pages lifted from the book of Acts.
Although I had not previously heard of Nik, I intend to read
his next book, The Insanity of Obedience. His words and the experiences of persecuted
believers are challenging. The stories and characters Nik introduced will
linger in my mind. I highly recommend this book to those of us
who are comfortable in our complacency.
Because of it, I am feeling a little less complacent.
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