Kingdom Patterns: Discover God's Direction

by Paul Clayton Gibbs

Have you ever felt that God was not where you expected Him to be? Have you ever lost a sense of connection and therefore a sense of purpose? Have you ever lost track of His direction in your life? The Seed and the Cloud by Paul Clayton Gibbs provides practical guidance for discovering God's purpose in your life. Teaching you how to think, not what to think, the author shows you how to ask better questions of God in order to get better answers.

186 pages, Paperback

Published February 12, 2016

About the author

Paul Clayton Gibbs is the Founding and Global Director of the Pais Movement, founded in 1992. Currently impacting six continents, Paul holds a slightly different perspective on religion. He combines ancient methods of discipleship with a communication style that is creative and fun. He is an award-winning author and his books are a great way to gain insight into the thinking, practices and principles of Pais, in addition to presenting stimulating and alternative thoughts on various aspects of Christianity.

Paul is a gifted speaker, teacher and author who spends much of his time producing resources to train and mentor Christian leaders. He also travels throughout the world, speaking and teaching.

Reviews

[Marybeth Douglas · Rating 5 out of 5]

This book couldn't have come at a better time for me! As a 'millennial', looking or trying to keep yourself in 'God's Will' is always the big question on everyone's mind. If you are looking for someone to tell you what you should do you will be greatly disappointed. Paul takes his readers on a quest knowing that all our experiences are different and allows us the room and space to go on our own personal journey with God, to answer these questions on our own.

The structure of the 'Seed and the Cloud' is very easy to read and entertaining as Paul provides you some of his own personal antidotes. With illustrations and small worksheets it is very easy for you to apply it to your own personal circumstances. The terminology might seem hard to understand at first but, it is definitely worth getting on board with as it draws you into the bigger picture.