Jesus listens to ordinary people. He’s waiting for you. Connecting with Jesus may feel intimidating. You think you don’t know enough to talk face-to-face with Him. Do you rely on a pastor or a church leader – someone more “advanced” in their faith – to be the go-between? You know Jesus loves you, but you aren’t quite sure if He wants to spend time with you.
Jesus wants to talk directly with YOU. Right now. Wherever you are. The red-letter words in the book of John are an invitation to start the conversation.
- Be open and trust Jesus with the real you
- Release your burdens and problems
- Experience an intimate encounter with Him
- Discover that Scripture is personal and relevant
- Fall in love with Jesus all over again (or for the first time).
Table of Contents:
Foreword by Robert Morris
Acknowledgments
Read This First
To Know You More
John 1
John 2
John 3
John 4
John 5
John 6
John 7
John 8
John 9
John 10
John 11
John 12
John 13
John 14
John 15
John 16
John 17
John 18
John 19
John 20
John 21
Epilogue
Note from the Author
Appendix
Testimonies
About the Author
Endorsements:
This in-depth conversation with Jesus will appeal to all your senses, satiate your intellect with solid content, inspire your creativity in hearing God, and challenge you to look at your prayer life from a different perspective. With breathtaking candor, Mary Jo challenges our tired mindset of what prayer should look like. She inspires us to ask God honest questions, listen for answers, and then “follow Him” to a deeper relationship.
Joanna Wiesinger, Ph.D., Owner, Thrive with Strengths, Gallup Strengths Coach
About the Author:
Mary Jo Pierce has been lingering in God’s presence for over 40 years. As the pastor of prayer at Gateway Church for 14 years, she teaches people to listen and talk to Jesus. In her international travels, Mary Jo has led prayer teams to several nations including 11 to Israel, where she has traced the footsteps of the Savior. At home in her prayer and listening chairs, she continues the conversation with Him. Mary Jo has also written Adventures in Prayer.
