He Still Moves Stones: Everyone Needs a Miracle

I've always enjoyed Max's writings; however, this book literally fed my hungry, weary soul. He so beautifully reminds us of Who Jesus is & what Jesus still does for us if we trust Him, believe Him, put our faith in Him. With his conversational, folksy, easy style, Max easily brings us into Jesus' very presence.

Would recommend

I found this book very simple in its approach. At first I thought maybe too simple. However, as I finished it, I realized just how much God had used it to bring me change and peace! Thank you, Brother Max!

We have not yet read the book. We received it before the date expected and it is in excellent condition.

The title drew me in to read this powerful insightful book. It did not disappoint as the scriptures quoted came alive with meaning as only Max Lucado can do. The author brings questions to the reader that compel one to confront questions about personal faith and the Christian life in our world of chaos.

This is a most powerful and empowering book. Max Lucado, a spiritual writer, refers to the way Christ moves the stones (obstacles) in your path with this title. Such relevant issues include feeling shame for past behaviors, when others let us down, facing discouragement, having a bad attitude and my personal favorite dealing with difficult relatives. Lucado who often writes with a whimsical format, wrote this book more on a pensive level although not critical. He even has a chapter he calls "Listless Christianity". My favorite quote in the book is "Faith sometimes begins by stuffing your ears with cotton". Meaning you have to ignore those who tell you that you aren't smart enough, not strong enough, not pretty enough, not tall enough, etc. to achieve your goals. After you have finished the text, there are study guides for you to review at your own pace. These study guides will provide the opportunity for you to apply what you have learned to your individual situation.

My adult study group got tired of doing deep studies. Max Lucado treats the Bible with respect and modernity, and brings it right on home. Thanks again, Mr ucado!

I’m sure this book is great, I haven’t read it yet but it does not look like the book pictured on the page. I love Max Lucado books so I’m not terribly upset over it. I hope this one is just as good!!

Over the past couple of years, I have felt like a bruised reed and a smoldering wick - feeling weak and wavering in my Faith, but still trying to cling onto our Lord and learning to Trust Him.Max Lucado has brought bible stories into the here and now and allowed me to step into the shoes of Jesus and other people in the bible. Many stories made me cry, as I realized how much Jesus truly understands what we go through as human beings in sometimes difficult relationships.I met a lady at a retreat who was going through a similar season to me (desert, wilderness) and she recommended this book to me - am so glad she did! I would recommend it to others who are feeling weak in faith and hope - it's not a "feel good/self help" book, but one that will remind you of your humanity in a fallen world and how Jesus understands and acknowledges this. Even today, He still listens, speaks, heals and He still moves stones....

Love this book. Gave it to a friend as a gift so need to buy it again.

Max Lucado is a wonderfully blessed author and this book is another great masterpiece. I read it and then wanted every one else to read it too and come away with the same feelings of encouragement and inspiration that I had.

I read it before ordering it-I will now study it with my son.

Good as a devotional. Classic Max Lucado.