As Christians I believe the hardest thing to do is to live by faith and believe in what we can not physically see with our eyes and hear with our ears. Seeing the Unseen is a book that helps you to look beyond the physical world and search for God in a different way. T.W. Hunt challenges us to truly trust God is always present and is with us always. With spiritual vision, our prayer life changes and we are more able to live the life God intends for us and to have the relationship He desires with us. T.W. Hunt talks about entelechy in the spiritual sense. In a nutshell, our upward growth toward perfection in Christ. What is now just potential becoming a reality of what God intends us to be.

What I liked about Seeing the Unseen is that T.W. Hunt writes very concisely and powerfully. He uses his words carefully and does not drag out each point. I appreciate that he moves on and does not keep pounding me with the same idea or concept over and over again. In the end, he summarizes the key points he made in the previous chapters which allows us to further assimilate all he has written to us. Each chapter is short and to the point with wonderful headers that help us as the reader to focus on what each section will be about.

I would recommend this book to anyone seeking to find God, improve your prayer life, and move toward a more powerful relationship with Him.

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