Who Speaks for God?

by Charles Colson

First published 1988

When a former Watergate insider faces a crisis of faith, he embarks on a personal journey to uncover the true meaning of God's word. Navigating a landscape of political upheaval and religious division, he seeks wisdom from theologians, philosophers, and ordinary believers. With doubt and disillusionment as his constant companions, he must confront his own preconceptions and find the courage to let go of the past. In the end, his search leads him to a deeper understanding of the complexities of faith and the power of a life dedicated to serving others.

Genres: christian, christian-fiction, 20th-century, religion

Vibes: intimate, suspenseful, thought-provoking

Tropes: crisis-of-faith, personal-journey

Period: 20th Century

259 pages · Paperback · Tyndale House Pub

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