The Unwavering Faith of Charles Stanley

A Life Dedicated to the Gospel

De: John Saunders

Narrado por: Steven Washington

This book is an exploration of the life and ministry of one of the most influential Christian leaders of our time. From his early years as a pastor in rural Georgia to his later years as the founder of In Touch Ministries, Charles Stanley remained steadfast in his commitment to spreading the message of the Gospel and helping people to live lives that honored God.

In this informative book, we delve into the key events, people, and ideas that shaped Charles's life and ministry. We examine his teachings on a wide range of topics, including faith, prayer, the Bible, and the Christian life. We also explore the controversies and challenges that he faced throughout his life and the ways in which he remained faithful to his calling despite opposition and adversity.

Through it all, we are reminded of the power of a life lived in faithful service to God and the profound impact that one person can have on the world when they dedicate themselves to the cause of the Gospel. Charles Stanley's unwavering faith, commitment to biblical truth, and dedication to serving others continue to inspire and challenge people around the world, and his legacy will endure for generations to come.

Whether you are a long-time admirer of Charles Stanley or are just discovering his life and ministry for the first time, The Unwavering Faith of Charles Stanley offers an engaging and insightful look into the life of a man who dedicated his life to serving God and making a difference in the world.

©2023 John Saunders (P)2023 Spruce Fork Publishing

Audible shouldn't even sell this

This is rough. It feels like listening to a third grader read a report on their favorite person. It skips major events that Stanley himself has talked about; struggles when he came to FBC Atlanta, and his fight and reconciliation with his son Andy. In fact, I'm not even sure it mentioned that he had children. The book is worse than a gloss, it's like someone skimmed Wikipedia and wrote a book trying to remember what they'd read there. It's so disturbingly bad, audible shouldn't be taking money for this. Send it back to the third grader for a rewrite.

Great short read. Encouraged to research for more.

This was a nice short listen to get readers/listeners engaged. I was able to listen in one sitting. I enjoyed the narrorators reading as well. His strong yet smooth and clear voice helped to shape my understanding of the story's events better.