Dumb American In A Strange Country

This must read is by no means an inundate-the-reader-with-info kind of book, though it more than meets its quota on that front too. That’s just not its goal. Rather, it’s one of those unlock-a few-treasure-chests-for-the-reader kinds of books. It’s one of those rare pearls that very effectively boil it down for us by touching on several core issues at the HEART OF THE MATTER for most Christians today. And, while it’s certainly packed to the brim with hysterical moments, its serious side literally carries with it the potential of transforming the modern Church by transforming the average believer. On the surface, this might appear to be a book about missions because it tells one missionary’s remarkable story. It isn’t. It’s actually a practical manual on finding God and His perfect plan for our lives by allowing Him to supernaturally unveil the desires of our hearts.