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I got a copy of this book and sent it to an unsaved friend. I think that a key thing is that we assume that everyone knows who God is. This is an assumption that may not be true as most people have an opinion about God and they think that their opinion is right. What this book does is that it tells us what God has revealed about himself so that the reader has a clear understanding of who God is before the writer goes on to explain who we are. I heartily recommend this book.

George Falconer Oswestry

"These books are a wonderful tool for evangelism. We've bought a few boxes of Things God Wants You To Know to use at our evangelistic events as a free give-away as people leave. They are affordable for the church, but most importantly they explain the gospel in such a clear and winsome way - we are delighted to be able to make this book available."

Derek Guest
Vicar of St Andrew?s Parish Church, Cheadle Hulme, Cheshire

"...it is a lucid presentation of the gospel full of contemporary allusions, vivid illustrations and packs a powerful gospel punch. Open-minded friends would be pleased to be given this solid little book."

John Benton
Director of Pastoral Support, The Pastors’ Academy, London Seminary, London, UK

"The author is a clear communicator who uses good verbal illustrations, and this would be an acceptable small volume to give to a seeker."

CLC World Magazine

"These are smart little books that explain the gospel clearly, compassionately and engagingly (and at a really great price). We bought a whole load to give away at our work's carol service recently - they went down brilliantly. I'd warmly encourage you to do the same at your workplace."

Daniel Rackham
Corporate Banker at the Royal Bank of Scotland and organiser of Christians in RBS

What does God want us to know? The writer explains: He wants us to know who He is; He wants us to know who we are; He wants us to know what He has done; He wants us to know what we must do.
The writer explains these matters very simply. In a short book, we learn many great truths about God, about ourselves, and also the hope that we can have through being in a right relationship with God. The author affirms the Christian belief of the way of salvation through a personal faith in Jesus Christ.
I recommend this book wholeheartedly. It is simple to follow and contains many vivid illustrations, which help to further explain the points he seeks to make. In conclusion, this book gives a clear, simple and yet important message for many people today.

Andrew Young, Fraserburgh