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The Jesus I Know

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Listen. I must have been curious about this book but I'm not really sure why. Maybe the concept at the time sounded interesting but for me it failed.

I don't care much for celebrities and their view points on anything but I've been trying to read more Christian books so I must have requested it from Netgalley for that reason. I should have read more closely about the celebrities that would have their part in this, otherwise, I probably wouldn't have touched it.

I'm also a massive skeptic when people say they dream about Jesus or Jesus told them to do this. I'm not saying it's impossible, just hard to believe. Especially when He's telling someone they should become and actress. Lol.

That's how the book starts off so right off the bat it started a little rough for me. Then it all went downhill with some of these celebrities.

Thank you to Netgalley and Thomas Nelson Publishing for an ARC. My opinions are mine and mine alone.

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Have you ever wondered what did others think of Jesus? Is it okay to have a different vision of Jesus from someone else, like family, friends or even members of the same church you go to? Kathie Lee has conversations with others and ask them what they think of the Jesus they know. It's interesting to read the interviews or conversations Kathie Lee has with the celebrities in her book about Jesus. Overall its good to see that we can sit together and actually have a conversation about God, Jesus and or religion in general and not want to kill each other because we do have different opinions on the matter. If you are questioning religion or seeking to find some information about religion, The Jesus I Know is a good book to read if you want to learn more about Jesus. I received a complimentary copy of this book from Net Galley for an honest review.

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Kathie Lee Gifford makes the world a better place just because she's in it. In The Jesus I Know, she has shared wonderful interviews and conversations with a variety of people from all walks of life sharing their beliefs and relationships with Jesus. This beautiful, well-written, thought-provoking book is one that I will return to often along my own spiritual journey! Well-done, Kathie Lee Gifford!

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Absolutely soaked up this book and Kathie Lee 's words. This was very eye opening and loved her writing style. She truly made me think about the Jesus I know and I loved thinking about it from different perspective. Highly recommend.

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Kathie Lee Gifford, a lifelong follower of Jesus, has deep conversations about her faith with anyone keen to listen.

In her book The Jesus, I know she is doing just that. She asks about and listens to friends' reflections on the Jesus they know.

Kathie has candid discussions with friends as they tell of the heart of the matter about the Jesus they know.

Kathie Lee's warm, inviting disposition and genuine kindness are apparent as she talks with friends. They are at ease talking with her. These conversations are vulnerable and transparent.

She has open and honest conversations with friends like Rabbi Jason Sobel, Kris Jenner, Kristen Chenoweth, Kevin Costner, Chyna Phillips Baldwin, and many more.

I recommend this book as it will touch and warm the heart. Kathie Lee and friends share favorite Scriptures that bring thought-provoking exchanges reflecting upon the Jesus they know.

I received a complimentary copy of this book from Net Galley for an honest review. The opinions I have expressed are my own, and I was not required to write a positive review. #Net Galley #TheJesusIKnow

Publisher: Thomas Nelson
Publication Date: November 30, 2021
Pages: 244
Genre: Religion & Spirituality
ISBN: 9780785254786

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I have been a fan of Kathie Lee for as long as I can remember, all the way back to when she was with Regis. I have always admired her tell it like it is ways and her unashamed faith. This book totally backs up both of those characteristics. In it, Kathy “interviews “ some famous and some that are not as famous people and what their relationship with Christ means to them and how they came to that place in their lives. They all have very different upbringings and lifestyles and yet there is a connection in the abundant life that they live after finding their faith and spirituality. In some cases, I wish the chapters were longer so I could get even more of their story.
The bottom line is that as different as we all are, we are all loved by God and are given the chance to choose to love him back and enjoy the joy that it brings.
Thanks to Thomas Nelson and Netgalley for this Arc in exchange for my review.

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Loved all the individual stories. Very meaningful.
Excellent read
Thanks to author, publisher and Netgalley for the chance to read this book. While I got the book for free, it had no bearing on the rating I gave it.

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Join Kathie Lee Gifford as she asks a diverse group of people she knows “what’s your story about Jesus”? With different upbringings and backgrounds, all are seeking an abundant life in Christ in different ways some are just beginning that journey, others are returning to a life they left behind while others have served Him all of their days. Kathie Lee lives a life devoted to her Savior and admirably doesn’t separate her spiritual life from her secular one. Imagine the diversity there will be in Heaven, people from all walks of life, people from all different journeys, all praising God together. What a beautiful picture that is! My only regret is that the little snippets done in interview form left me wanting more! While we are all different we all have a heart. So tell me about your relationship with God, who is Jesus to you?

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Though I'm not religious, I read this book objectively and feel that for the target audience, it will be at least a four star read. Some interesting tidbits from "stars" Kris Jenner and Kristin Chenworth. - and a few other people I didn't know. There's much discussion about "come to Jesus" moments, sinning, finding your way back, etc. I think this book would be good for those of faith, questioning faith, or curious about celebrities mentioned in the book.

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