Choo Thomas is either deceived or has deliberately researched the longings of true believers and played on them in order to make lots of sales

Bertie Says:

I would suggest that Choo Thomas is either deceived or has deliberately researched the longings of true believers and played on them in order to make lots of sales. Apart from many other things, to suggest that Jesus instructs people to buy the book sends alarm bells. Gullible Christians who genuinely want to obey Jesus are left with no option but to make Choo Thomas richer by buying the book. She makes predictions about when Jesus will come, as have so many other false prophets over the years. The non fulfilment of these prophecies will be a good indicator of he credentials.

Having said that, God is sovereign, and there may be some people who are initially motivated by this book to be more devoted to Christ. But they would then need to do some unlearning to move on in that devotion.

Nicole Says:

I agree with you,Bertie!

It’s of course for God to judge!
Good things, bad things, God uses them!
EVERYTHING works out for good for those who love God!

Alleluia!