Reviews for The Eleventh Hour

The average rating for The Eleventh Hour based on 2 reviews is 5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2011-08-27 00:00:00 Christine Stevens This was a great read. The first thing that I did after becoming an empty nester was renew my joy of reading. This was one of the first books I read around 2001. I read the entire series in only a few months. It was a love story, mystery, drama and many more things. This series provoked nearly every emotion. The books were thought provoking, and taught me much about attitudes (especially Christian). If you are offering aid to Christians, (or anyone)that are struggling, be careful of your own arrogance. Often the strugglers have much more to offer you than you have to offer them. They have strength of faith that goes far beyond anything that an outsider can offer. These strugglers become the ministers rather than the missionaries from afar. I have often recommended this series with one caution. Be solid in your Christian doctrine. There are some doctrines hinted at in this series that would challenge the doctrines of many mainline Christian churches. The readers challenge is to use these doctrines to strengthen and solidify faith.

Review # 2 was written on 2012-05-12 00:00:00 Dahl Cox This book was the book that began my journey into more meaningful Christian fiction. Rather than being called Christian because characters happened to say grace before meals or simply go to church on Sunday; the characters in Phillips' book struggled with their faith in real-life challenges (set in Nazi times) and the father used many settings to teach of the richness and depth of our Savior's sacrifice, beauty, and mystery. Another person complained this plot moved slowly; I would say if you're looking for a surface "good read" this is not it. It is a great read to help you grow along the way. One of my favorite authors, along with Dee Henderson, who does move a little faster while still using the truth of God's word in a story format. :)