Wild Goose Chase: Rediscover the Adventure of Pursuing God Free Audiobook Download by Mark Batterson

The author is an evangelical pastor, who encourages people to take a journey through the Bible and see which book God has written for them. The man also tells them how they can learn more about God's character. Wild Goose Chase is not a religious book, but rather one that helps readers rediscover the adventure of pursuing God.

If you are new to the pursuit of God, you might be wondering how to find out what it means. You might be at a crossroads and not know what direction to take next. This book can help you on your journey as it shares many moments of how people found their places in pursuing God. It offers 10 practical suggestions that will help you start your own journey.

There's something about a story that makes your heart soar. And there's something about when you're on a journey with someone else that really clicks. This is the story of how one man rediscovered the adventure of pursuing God. With some help from his wife and father, Mark Batterson shares how he was able to find himself again in this compelling work of faith-based fiction.

There is a wild goose chase that everybody should go on at least once in their lifetime. The pursuit of God is a wild goose chase because it's unpredictable, exhilarating and frustrating. If you have ever felt like the world was spinning too fast for you to keep up, then following God might be for you.

"Wild Goose Chase" is a book that will teach you how to have a full, living faith. In reading the book, I was reminded of my own faith journey and how God has played along with me every step of the way. The author uses his own personal experience as an illustration of what God wants for your life. Mark Batterson's audiobook download is well worth the $15-20 price ($7.65 at audible!)

Mark Batterson, a pastor and an author, says that he has been on a wild goose chase this whole time. After confessing that he's found chasing God to be difficult for him, the author encourages people to "get in the water" rather than waiting for someone else to jump up from the shore and help them. The book is written with a kind of humor, but it also serves as a reminder that there is still adventure in living life as a Christian today.