Is is possible to change one's beliefs? And what is the difference between "belief" and "faith"? Faith can have an enormous influence on outlook, inner peace, and satisfaction with life. The fact is, everyone has faith in many things. You have faith that your car will start when you turn the key (or press the button). You might have faith that if you make enough green lights you will get to work on time. Faith can be as simple as trusting that when you fall asleep at night you will also wake up the next morning. But can a person choose to trust, choose to have faith? And can that trust be a real, solid, and heartfelt trust? Faith is a personal decision based on a logical and convincing demonstration of the effectiveness (trustworthiness) of the object of faith.

This book consists of 13 messages reaching out primarily to freethinkers who may or may not believe in the existence of a “higher power”. Many may also doubt or deny the benefit of religion altogether. That’s okay. That’s where the author began some years ago. So how does one "get there" from here? How does a person come to a genuine faith in God? They have to be moved - motivated - to believe and then to trust in some aspect of God’s goodness. “We love Him because He first loved us” (1 John :4:19). God might reveal his power in a way that we know - we are absolutely convinced - God has intervened on our behalf. “It is the kindness of God that leads us to 'repentance' (turning to Him)" (Romans 2:4).

These 13 messages are assembled so the listener can "get to know God" and the ministry of his son, Jesus Christ. They are meant to be educational, entertaining, and structured so that God might do his work of imparting his love and power - power to convict and power to restore. These messages were originally recorded and aired on international radio.