God the Father: Our Loving and Compassionate Heavenly Father

by Ed J. Pinegar

While we believe in the existence of God, we need to truly seek to know Him and to do His will. In God the Father, best-selling author Ed J. Pinegar presents an illuminating introduction to the goodness and perfections of God the Father and how all things are done to bless His children.

Featuring scriptural documentation, as well as a wealth of prophetic and apostolic insights, this volume presents a comprehensive view of the Father, with wide-ranging topics designed to aid His children in their efforts to know Him and love Him.



The true nature and reality of God

How to embrace His plan for His children

The role of God’s law in opposition, temptation, and agency

The innumerable blessings available to those who love, have faith in, and trust Him.

How to fulfill our destiny as devoted children of God and seeking to please Him in all things.This inspiring discussion gently guides readers to take the vital first step in shifting from simple belief in God’s existence to a deeper knowledge of who He truly is and how He loves and ministers to His children. It will help you see many of the things you can do to demonstrate your love for Heavenly Father.

225 pages, Kindle Edition

Published April 1, 2020

Reviews

[Jeff Birk · Rating 5 out of 5]

I believe in God, His son Jesus Christ, and in the Holy Ghost. Each has a specific role in my journey on this earth and hopeful return to them. This book (when I first saw it) intrigued me enough to pick it up because I wanted to learn more about God, the Father. It's been rare, at least for me, to come across books which deal exclusively with God, his character, his role and everything we can try to understand about Him. Why rare? Because in my culture there is absolutely no shortage of literature and content about His beloved Son. That is a good thing but I think that in my pursuit of knowing my Savior I sometimes may forget to give enough proper attention to God the Creator. To know one (Christ) is to know the other (God) and it has been good for me to have increased my knowledge and understanding of God the Father through this book. Perhaps the biggest takeaway for me from this reading is a deeper appreciation of God's love and care for me and His efforts on my behalf. Well-written book with plenty of scriptural and other footnotes.

[Scott09g · Rating 4 out of 5]

3.5 stars. This was a pretty good book, but it was also pretty dry. The bulk of it is grouping scriptures and quotes together relative to whatever theme the Chapter heading carries, and concluding each chapter with different variations of "we need to do this." I would have appreciated more modern day examples of how these scriptures apply to us today. That said, there were some insightful lessons tought throughout the book as well. I appreciated when he told stories about his life that gave new perspective to the chapter themes. I also appreciated the etymological factoids that were peppered throughout. Maybe I wasn't in the right place spiritually to get everything the author intended us to get from this book, but it was still pretty decent. Good, not great.

[Cathy · Rating 5 out of 5]

Magnificent. It was a book I pondered as I read. It's not a book to read like a novel. It was a deep book for me. I wanted to feel the words. I wanted to drink in the words. Thanks to Ed J. Pinegar for this his final book before he passed away. I thoroughly enjoyed and absorbed this book. Read it with the Spirit and you will get so much more out of it. I will read it again.

[Angela · Rating 4 out of 5]

I listened to the audiobook. It was not as engaging as I would have liked. I do appreciate the content and message though. I think that I would have enjoyed it more if I had read the book instead of listened to it

[Cheri · Rating 4 out of 5]

Great book on our relationship with God and how compassionate He is.

[Sabra Ann Rasmussen · Rating 4 out of 5]

this was a very good book. They had some really deep doctrine in it some thing that needs to be digested slowly over time.

[Michele Dale · Rating 3 out of 5]

Listened to audio. Might have been better if read by author or read. Good review and learned a couple things.

[David Barney · Rating 3 out of 5]

Great focus on our Heavenly Father in the Gospel.