God Must Be: A Choice of a Lifetime
What if the two verses you have heard your whole life are actually true?
What if Jesus really is the way, the truth, and the life?
What if God really loved the world enough to give His Son so that whoever believes in Him can have eternal life?
And if those things are true, what now?
God Must Be: What If It's True? is written for believers, skeptics, seekers, doubters, and anyone willing to honestly consider the claims of Jesus Christ.
For years, author Daniel Bryant has written about finding God in rivers, mountains, fishing boats, duck blinds, deer woods, elk country, storms, grief, and the mysterious appearance of white feathers.
But eventually, a deeper question had to be asked:
Where was all of it pointing?
The river is not God. The mountain is not God. The hunt is not God. The feather is not God.
They are signs.
And sooner or later, every person must stop admiring the signs and ask where they lead.
The Savior has a name. Jesus.
This book centers on two of the most familiar verses in the Bible: John 14:6 and John 3:16.
Jesus said He is the way, the truth, and the life.
The Bible says God loved the world enough to give His only Son.
Most people have heard those words.
But what if we stopped merely recognizing them and actually considered what they mean?
If Jesus is the way, then He is not simply one spiritual option among many.
If Jesus is the truth, then truth is not whatever we want it to be.
If Jesus is the life, then nothing else we chase can take His place.
And if God so loved the world, then every person we meet carries eternal weight.
Through rivers, wilderness, fishing, hunting, grief, the cross, and the white feathers that became part of Daniel's family's story, this book explores what happens when familiar verses become personal.
The river teaches surrender.
The cast teaches response.
The wilderness teaches truth.
The hunt teaches restraint.
The feather teaches nearness.
The cross teaches love.
The empty tomb teaches hope.
But every lesson points beyond itself.
To Jesus.
The book also asks a difficult question about suffering: How do we know God loves us when life hurts?
Its answer is simple:
God's love is not proven by the absence of pain. God's love is proven by the presence of a cross.
The cross is where love became visible.
God loved.
God gave.
Christ died.
And the invitation remains open.
This is not a book asking you to worship signs, feelings, nature, or white feathers.
The feather is not the Savior.
The river is not the way.
The wilderness is not the truth.
The outdoors cannot give eternal life.
Jesus can.
Whether you have followed Christ for decades, drifted from faith, been hurt by religion, questioned whether God exists, or simply know there must be more to life than what you can see, this book asks for one thing:
An honest heart.
What if it's true?
What if the beauty that moved you was pointing somewhere?
What if the storm you survived was not unseen?
What if the mercy that found you was not meaningless?
What if the signs were never the destination?
What if they were pointing to Jesus?
You have spent your life deciding what you believe about everything else.
Now comes the question that matters most:
What will you do with Jesus?
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