The Sovereign Touch

God Is Either Sovereign Over All or He Isn’t Sovereign at All

By: John Enslow

Narrated by: Christopher O'Neill

Length: 4 hrs and 21 mins

Publisher's summary

Deep down in our core we know that if God is truly sovereign, then we have to face the truth that things happened to us that hurt us and He didn't stop it.

John Enslow, The Sovereign Touch

In The Sovereign Touch, John Enslow unflinchingly tackles the hardest question any Christian will ever be asked: What role does God play in our pain and suffering? This question is asked in many different ways, but the root issue is always the same. Is God a truly sovereign God?

The Sovereign Touch is a powerful blend of Scripture and personal testimony that encourages the listener to grapple honestly with a hard truth that can no more easily be ignored than the God Who authored it. With courage and compassion, Enslow addresses personal pain, the suffering of those we love, a broken world full of agony, and the universe beyond that. And through it all, our mysterious Father God is revealed as intimately involved with the life and soul of the creation He loves so dear.

Discover for yourself what The Sovereign Touch makes so clear: God is either sovereign over all, or He isn't sovereign at all!

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A must read for a life change.

The narrator is top notch. Very relatable to my story. In trying to make peace in my life, The Sovereign Touch gives awesome insight to experience the change I am looking for.

Exploration of Faith

This audiobook is a poignant reminder of God's mysterious yet intimate involvement in our lives,

A Profound Exploration of Divine Sovereignty

The Sovereign Touch is a deeply moving and intellectually challenging exploration of one of the most profound questions faced by Christians: How can a sovereign God allow pain and suffering in the world He created? Enslow tackles this question head-on, blending scripture with personal testimony to guide readers through the complex landscape of faith, pain, and divine sovereignty.

From the very beginning, Enslow's writing is both compassionate and courageous. He doesn't shy away from the hard truths or the uncomfortable realities of suffering. Instead, he invites readers to join him in grappling honestly with these issues, encouraging a faith that is resilient and deeply rooted in an understanding of God's sovereignty.

Recommended

Is a powerful and thought-provoking audiobook that does not shy away from the difficult aspects of faith. John Enslow's courageous and compassionate exploration of God's sovereignty provides listeners with a deeper understanding of how God works through pain and suffering. It’s a must-listen for anyone seeking to reconcile their faith with the realities of a broken world.

True faith and spiritual guidance

I am on a very personal journey with God after spending years immersed in the occult. I realize now how misled I was and I am so happy to be led to Jesus. This book has deepened my relationship with our Lord, and I can hear messages from the Holy Spirit even more clearly. After reading this book, the Holy Spirit is guiding me to do the Daniel Fast, so that is my next journey. I will surely read this book again and again to solidify its teachings. If you feel drawn to this book like I was, don't ignore it—it's a sign.

Great insights

It is a really thought provoking audiobook for some of the difficult questions about the Almighty. It is done well and it explores the sovereignty of God. The narration is top notch and it will provide you greater depth and understanding on how the world works through the divine.

refreshing and enlightening

I've been a servant for many many years and I've been reading all kinds of related books. This one is particularly refreshing and enlightening and I really enjoyed my time listening to it. The narration is also very enjoyable, it's soothing and enlightening as well. Some of the things the author taught in this book is also quite inspirational. I must say, one way to interpret it is as the author said, he is either sovereign over all or isn't sovereign at all. On the other side, we must be dedicated as well to be able to hear the calling.