Still Doing the Impossible

You can’t go wrong with this book. Informative and easy to understand.

This book reads like you are sitting with Oral Roberts as he relates in detail the good and bad times of his ministry. It is such a comfortable book to read, you come away as though you have personally be taught by this wise man.

This book helps get you off of dead center and on to the dreams and possibilities you were tempted to let go. A great book to stir you up to be all you can be.

I haven't finished the bookyet. However, I love what I've read so far.

You are great keep it up

Amazing book. Highly recommend.

If you do not like Oral Roberts, you may still like this book.Roberts uses the words "I", "me", or "my" 34 times in the table of contents. In this slightly two dimensional autobiography the author paints himself with a shining brush that glosses through some of his more controversial moments leaving the critical reader thinking, "There is probably a little more to the story." There are aspects of the book that will probably cause most theologians to shy away from placing it on their book shelves.In spite of these drawbacks this book reveals the inner thoughts of a Charismatic mystic who has made an incredible impact on the world of Christian thought. Within the pages of this book are some of the common sense themes that one might find in the autobiographies of any successful person coupled with some of the ideas usually found in the writings of medieval mystics. This is mixed in with the traditional teachings of the charismatic renewal, especially those of the prosperity gospel.It's a shame that this book will probably be read by persons who already agree with every teaching presented and ignored by all others. There are aspects of this book that could challenge all Christians.

Excellent quality