Deep friendship with God is not only possible, it’s why He created you.
Are you tired of feeling bored and disconnected from God and others?
Have you read the Bible and had an underlying dissatisfaction in your relationship with God?
Maybe you have heard about individuals who the Bible called “friends of God,” who partnered with Him to do amazing things—all the while you are bored, disconnected, ashamed, and afraid.
This conversational and practical book is an invitation to start a friendship between you and God.
If you put into practice what is found in Friendship with God, you ✓ Experience freedom from paralyzing fear ✓ Discover your true identity and live secure in God’s love ✓ Hear God speak to you every day ✓ Walk in peace and be present with those around you ✓ See the supernatural power of God flow through you to others
You will become a friend of God.
What’s stopping you from taking this journey today and becoming deep friends with God?
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Jamie Moore (PhD) is an elder and pastor at Mariemont Community Church in Cincinnati, OH. He holds degrees in music, worship, and theology from Baylor University, Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary, and B. H. Carroll Theological Institute.
His PhD dissertation was on the theology and ministry of A. W. Tozer. Jamie’s passion is to help others grow in deep friendship with the Father, Son, and Holy Spirit.
For over twenty years, Jamie has served local churches in Texas, Tennessee, and Oklahoma, before coming to Ohio. Raised in Texas, Jamie is a huge fan of the Baylor Bears, Dallas Cowboys, Texas Rangers, and Dallas Mavericks. He and his wife, Jess, have two kids (Bailey and Caden) and trained together as a family to become black belts in Tae Kwon Do.
A book that I think could inspire many and some chapters and passages hit hard. Some of the use of Scripture bugged me a little bit and maybe hindered me a bit from fully enjoying the book. It’s not necessarily the book’s fault, it might be just where I am in my walk right now. I’m not sure.
I really enjoyed this book, very encouraging and have much understanding in areas that I wasn't certain about. I highly recommend this book for every reader , you want be disappointed. I literally couldn't stop reading.
I had reservations for the book based upon its rather weighty title, however, Jamie does an incredible job of not only breaking down heavy weighty topics such as “Gods Relational Presence”, “your peace, identity and purpose” into simple enough bite sized concepts, but he does so through a warm, friendly, conversational and magnetic voice. What I enjoy most about this book is that I can already see myself using it throughout my disciple making, both for those who are nubile in their faith and those who have begun to grow stagnant. This book is anathema to the downfall of the Western church which, despite the evangelical spirit which evolved here, does not seem to have remained with us. I am excited to see this book in the hands of more believers and more churches as it continues to tear the veil which religion has put back around Christ. I love that Jamie took the time to identify, describe, and analyze the Old covenant and it’s symbology vs the New covenant and to draw simple, scriptural revelations on what the new covenant can and should mean to us as believers today. Whether you’re just now meeting your new friend Yeshua, or you’ve been walking with him for a while, this book will be refreshment in your walk.
Jamie Moore explains being God's partner in all we do.
Jamie Moore is a phenomenal writer, hitting the crux of the matter about how to enter into, stay in with, and shower others with God's friendship with each of us. He shows how it is possible to have a give - and - take relationship with God , each day, all day long, and even in the presence of others with God with us. He shows that conversation we can enter into with God is to be shared with others, each day, introducing them to God's presence and friendship, as God would like it. A good, edifying and encouraging read that lifts up the Holy Trinity. Kudos, Jamie!
I didn't give much thought on is God, my friend. For we all assume he is as he is our savor. And we go to him on good and bad days and trust him with all that we have. But this book looked at his friendship more profoundly and showing you how to turn things around to have a deeper connection. Which I know I need, and as I kept reading, I liked the “HERE I AM” and plan on putting that in my day to day routines. This book, I feel, is more than a one time read, and I recommend everyone read it and reflect as you go along. Great book!
Dr. Jamie Moore's book, "Friendship with God," is simple to read, yet chalk full of insight and life changing information. I really appreciated his ability to illustrate just how much Jesus wants to be my friend, and the great length, driven by deep desire, in which God will go to accomplish this. It's a must read. It will definitely impact your life and bring you closer to God.
No matter where you are in your journey with God, this book takes you through examples on how to become friends with God! You will be provided real-life examples on how to prepare yourself to “hear” God.
This book really spoke to me. It is a step by step guide to developing a strong and meanIngful relationship with God. I have referred it to 5 of my friends (including my wife) and they all said it impacted their life in a great way.
Absolutely amazing. Every believer should read this book and take notes. This is a super powerful book and I am so glad I was led to read this. God's timing is always perfect, I have had this book in my kindle list for a while and finally started reading it. I am in a kind of off season, being seperated from my husband for 7 months so far. It's been difficult. This book ignited a fire in me.
An excellent work for guiding small groups into more intimacy with Father, Son, and Holy Spirit. Practical applications can aid in personal growth for all.
This is an amazing work that needs to be read several times. It literally changed my life. I believe that God put it in my path since I didn't seek it out, but stumbled upon it instead.
The main premise of the book is that you can experience God now. You shouldn't wait until you get to Heaven.
I now feel God with me wherever I go and whatever I do. I know that whether I experience Him or not has to do with my reception. It does not depend on my behavior, though. By simply believing, it is so. We may not believe that there are stars in the sky, on a cloudy night, but they are there whether we believe that or not. We take it on faith because we've experienced the stars before. Well, there are many instances of God intervening in our lives if we pay attention. The times that we don't sense His intervention don't mean He's not there.
All good friendships must include quality time invested, open communication, and shared activities (these remind me a bit of Gary Chapman's love languages). We get closer to God by putting aside moments in our day to intentionally experience His presence. We talk to Him by prayer and confession, worship, and simply sharing our heart and our questions. More importantly, we listen to what He says to us through the Word, sermons, books and shows, other people, and patterns. Then we act, in accordance to His will, and make a difference in the Kingdom (in the Body) in whatever He has for us. We do it together.
God once walked with Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden because He was friends with them. Jesus has made it possible for Him to be friends with us now. It's as simple as believing it is so . So start talking to Him today about whatever secrets are on your heart. Look for patterns in your Word reading and other circumstances to see what He is telling you. It will get easier to discern His presence. Just surround yourself with whatever helps you connect with Him.
May God bless whomever reads this book and seeks Him.
I read this book via an Amazon KU [KINDLE Unlimited] download.
As I read this book, I couldn't help hearing the essence of a song playing in my mind; the song is "What a Friend We Have in Jesus."
What a friend we have in Jesus All our sins and griefs to bear What a privilege to carry Everything to God in prayer
Oh, what peace we often forfeit Oh, what needless pain we bear All because we do not carry Everything to God in prayer
Have we trials and temptations? Is there trouble anywhere? We should never be discouraged Take it to the Lord in prayer
Can we find a friend so faithful Who will all our sorrows share? Jesus knows our every weakness Take it to the Lord in prayer.
Before I began my journey in trying to be a good Christian woman two years ago, at the age of 69, after being inspired by publishing my first two Christian books, the relationship I had with the Lord was non-existent. However, after I began my relationship and discovered the message of the above song, the song changed, playing in my mind changed and became the words of Walk in the Garden. I come to the garden alone While the dew is still on the roses And the voice I hear, falling on my ear The son of God discloses
And he walks with me And he talks with me And he tells me I am his own And the joy we share as we tarry there None other has ever known
I'd stay in the garden with him Though the night around me is falling But he bids me go Through the voice of woe His voice to me is calling.
The transformation that I've experienced by developing a relationship [friendship] with the Lord is akin to what Mr. Moore desires to occur in the lives of his readers as they read his book, which is why I've given him 5 STARS for his endeavor here.
This was a very simple yet potent reminder of what it is to not only have a friendship with God, but how to properly cultivate it if you feel like you don't. I especially appreciated that it can be embraced by both Christians and non-Christians alike, the ones who may be curious or intrigued by what a life with Jesus could entail. I love that this author uses Biblical means to showcase God's love in ways that are easy to digest and understand. There are Biblical references throughout, but also anecdotes that are equally compelling.
I have no complaints about this book and its message, other than maybe wishing it was longer. It was very easy to get through, but I wouldn't have minded being buried even more deeply in the loveliness of it. I will think on it as often as I can, especially speaking as someone who has lost my way in more ways than I care to admit. How often do I, even as a Christian, think about friendship with God? This should already be the norm for me, but it's just so easy to get distracted.
Thanks for the reminder, Jamie Moore. For the moments that stood out enough to me to warant a highlight, click here.
This book is one of the best books I’ve read on what it means to live in the Lord’s presence every day. Jamie makes it very simple yet profound. One of my favorite parts of the book was when he discusses resting in the Lord’s presence and he talks about being silent with the Lord. And he reminds the reader that “You know you’re growing in friendship with someone when you can sit together in silence and just be together.” He reminds us of the simple realities of our human nature and how it can transform our spiritual lives when put into practice. My relationship with the Lord will never be the same.
Immerse yourself in the captivating tale of "Friendship with God," a divine masterpiece that delves deep into the sacred realms of biblical wisdom. Unleash the power of ancient scriptures and unlock extraordinary insights, granting you the privilege of traversing the path that reconnects us with the Almighty. Let this enlightening read guide your steps as you embark on a wondrous journey toward rekindling the friendship that God yearns to forge with humanity.
I have had a life long struggle with feeling as if I was bad, unworthy and not fit to enter a church, during a recent bout with chaos surrounding me I finally sought out a relationship with God. Shortly after I started my pursuit of this relationship I found this book and it was a road map for me to follow. I just ordered the 40 day journal and can’t wait to get started.
DNF! This book is heretical when it constantly talks about „go seek the FACE of God“ and not taking about the fact that the Decalogue tells us to not do that, and also not the fact that God is bigger/higher than anything else imaginable (cf Anselm of Canterbury).
Additionally, the book mentions the beginning of the church in the New Testament, but DOES NOT (!) mention Peter who is the stone upon which Jesus will build his church.
So many AHA moments as I read this book! I had prayed God would show me how to walk more closely daily with His Trinity, and this book is the perfect answer to that prayer. I read faith books continually. This is one of the easiest ways to God's welcoming heart!
Exceptional insight for the Christian libook for the for the Christian walk.
This is much more than a simple how to book for the Christian walk. The author takes you To a higher plane of Spiritual Maturity and puts the reader in touch With many practical truths and applications that one might otherwise Take a lifetime to discover.
I keep coming back to re read this book. In my search for a relationship with God this has been an excellent resource and map. It is a realistic approach. Highly recommend
For me this book revealed that I was studying the Bible for knowledge and not working on my relationship with God as I should be. It made a difference in my life and I recommend it to everyone. Now I am trying to put some of what I learned into practice.
I've read quite a few books by Christian authors over the last year and this one definitely situated itself into a different place in my mind. Just get it, especially if you're a new believer such as I am. Very happy to have come across this book
A very easy to read and very practical book with a great understanding of how God can work in your life—if you will connect with Him and let Him! Recommended to new as well as seasoned Christians. ❤️
Enjoyable book that draws you closer to God, Jesus and the Holy Spirit. Lots of take aways and I think the journal would be a good next step to keep the friendship going. Friendships take work, I don’t want to lose what I gained here. Hope you see you at the table.
This is inspiring book that open us up to realizing God's want and our need for friendship with our creator and saviour. Jamie does does an excellent job of showing how we should want the continued presence of God as a friend that truly cares to talk to us.
What a blessing this book was to me! It was easy to read and filled with practical information. I highly recommend it for anyone wanting to grow in their relationship with The Lord! Thank you, Jamie Moore, for sharing your gift of writing!
I am grateful for this book and teaching and excited to incorporate these principles in my journey and daily walk with God. His words and encouragement has ignited a holy hunger for God’s presence.
The author takes the reader through the steps to have a "friend" relationship with Jesus. This is what Jesus wants and it can be ours just by spending time with Him and walking with Him every day.
The whole fig leaf thing really struck a core issue for me and my family. I now believe that through the understanding of this book, That God will be a guest at our table forever.